Answer:
Lets take all factors into consideration first
The door is a rectangle and the area of a rectangle is length times width
Let the width be w
Let the length be l
Equation length × breadth = area
(w+48)w = 3024
w^2 + 48w = 3024
w^2 + 48w - 3024 = 0
w^2 + 84w - 36w - 3024 = 0
w(w + 84) -36 ( w + 84) = 0
(w + 84) (w - 36) = 0
w + 84 = 0 AND w - 36 =0
w = -84 and w = 36
Since width cannot be negative, the right answer is 36
How did I get 84 and 36? Well, I had to factorize 3024 and since 84 times 36 is 3024 and 84 minus 36 is 48, I chose them.
Answer:
It's none of the above
Step-by-step explanation:
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Both G & K are most definitely not the midpoints
G not the vertex of the right angle
The answer is 3.14 m
The area (A) of the circle with radius r is: A = π · r²
The area of the quarter of the circle is: A1 = 1/4A = 1/4 · π · r²
We have:
A1 = ?
r = ?
π = 3.14
d = 4 m
A diameter d is the twice of the radius r: d = 2r.
Therefore, the radius is the half of the diameter: r = d/2
So, the area of the quarter circle would be:
A1 = 1/4 · π · r² = 1/4 · π · (d/2)² =1/4 · π · d²/2² = 1/4 · π · d²/4 = 1/16 · π · d²
A1 = 1/16 · π · d² = 1/16 · 3.14 · 4² = 1/16 · 3.14 · 16 = 3.14 m
If the height was 10, then the volume of the cube would be 1000 because you find volume you must multiply the length*width*height and the value of those three is 10.
Now since volume is 1000 and the volume of a 2in cube is 8 (again, lwh=V) you can divide 1000 by 8 and you would get 125. So that means 125 2in cubes can fit inside the bigger cube.
If the volume of this cube were 750in^3 and you had to find the height, you would use the Volume formula again:
l*w*h=V
10*10*h=750
20h=750
((divide both sides of the equation by 20 to find the value of h))
h=37.5
If the surface area of the cube were 680in^2 then you would use the surface area formula to find the value of h:
(2(lw))+(2(lh))+(2(wh))=A
(2(10*10))+(2(10h))+(2(10h))=680
200+20h+20h=680
subtract 200 from both sides of the equation:
40h=480
divide both sides by 40 to get the value of h:
h=12