According to the information that is found in a different source, the recent data does not support the concerns of the critics. These are the numbers shown in the data:
<u>Airline / Outsource Percent / Delay Percent</u>
<em>Alaska</em> / 51.0 / 10.35
<em>American</em> / 29.4 / 20.32
<em>Delta</em> / 36.7 / 14.48
<em>Frontier</em> / 46.3 / 21.42
<em>Hawaiian</em> / 78.4 / 5.06
Based on this data, we can see that the critics do not seem to be justified in their concerns. We can see that airlines have outsourced much of the maintenance of their planes, but that there does not seem to be a strong correlation between this outsourcing and the percentage of delays. For example, the airline that outsources the most is Hawaiian (78.4%), yet it has the lowest percentage of delayed flights (5.06%).
So the volume of a sphere is

, and the volume of a cone is

(h=height, r=radius). Knowing only the radius, we can solve for the volume of the sphere. (Also I'm going to be leaving answers in pi form.)

Solve the exponents to get

Multiply 4/3 and 9 to get

Now that we know the volume of the sphere, we can solve for the height of the cone since the volumes for both are the same.

Solve the exponents to get

Divide

on each side to get

Multiply 3 on each side, and your answer should be
There are 22 fourths in 5 1/2
When you subtract flip the signs of the second set.
2x^2+5-4x+3
Now combine like terms
2x^2-4x+8
Final answer: B
You would subtract 91 from 6
91-6=85
He gained 85 pounds between visits