The formula for the volume of a quarter-sphere is simply one-fourth of the volume of the sphere. So the volume of a quarter-sphere:
V = (1/4) (4/3) (π r³)
or
V = (1/3) (π r³)
Since we are given with the radius of 70 feet, the volume is
V = (1/3) (π) (70³)
V = 359,189 cubic feet
Answer:
<h3>
HJ = 15</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
To get the length of segment HJ if H lies at (-1,7) and J lies at (8,-5), we will use the formula for calculating the distance between two points as shown;
D = √(x₂-x₁)²+(y₂-y₁)²
From the coordinates x₁ = -1, y₁ = 7, x₂ = 8, y₂ = -5
HJ = √(8-(-1))²+(-5-7)²
HJ = √(8+1)²+(-12)²
HJ = √81+144
HJ = √225
HJ = 15
<em>Hence the length of segment HJ is 15 units</em>
Call the angles of depression D.
then tan(D)=20/30, or I
arctan(tan(D)) = arctan(⅔)
D=33.690. A is the answer
your calculator probably uses tan^-1 rather than arctan
The formula for volume is V=lhw, or length times height times weight. To find the length, you divide the volume by the height and width.
In this case, divide 3,060 first by 12, the height, then by 15, the width.
3,060/12=255
255/15=17
The length is 17.
