Answer:
-14 8/9 ( make sure u put the minus)
7 1/9
the bird one is 9.5 ft away from ground 91/2
Answer:
5 small containers will be required and used.
This water is used to fill four and half small containers exactly.
4.5 small containers
Step-by-step explanation:
The rectangular container has dimensions 12*12*45 cm and the small container has dimensions 6*5*8 cm
The rectangular container with a square base is 2/3 full of water.The height is used up to 45*2/3= 7.5 cm
The volume of the water in the rectangular container with a square base is
12*12*7.5= 1080 cm³
The volume of the water in the smaller container is
6*5*8= 240 cm³
Number of smaller containers required = Volume of large container / Volume of smaller container
Number of smaller containers required =1080 cm³/240 cm³= 4.5
This water is used to fill four and half small containers exactly.
Answer:
51 is the answer to the question
The cost to equip all the stations in the chemistry lab is calculated as: $393.75.
<h3>How to Calculate Total Cost?</h3>
In this scenario, we are given the following:
Total number of stations = 21 stations
Length of rubber tubing each of the stations in the chemistry lab needs = 5 feet
Total length of rubber tubing needed for all stations in the chemistry lab = 21 × 5 = 105 feet
Cost of 1 rubber tubing = $6.25 per yard
Convert 5 feet to yard:
1 yard = 3 feet
x yard = 5 feet
x = (5 × 1)/3
x = 5/3 feet.
So, the cost of 1 rubber tubing = $6.25 per 5/3
Cost of total length of tubbing needed = (105 × 6.25)/5/3 = (105 × 6.25) × 3/5
Cost of total length of tubbing needed = $393.75
Therefore, the cost to equip all the stations in the chemistry lab is calculated as: $393.75.
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