Un tanque de 60 litros de agua se llenó solo hasta los 3 quintos de su capacidad ¿cuántos litros de agua hay en el tanque?
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Sa= bw+hw+lw+
(2)
SA=(12*4)+(16*4)+(20*4)+(
)
SA= 28+64+80+(6*16*2)
SA=28+64+80+(96*2)
SA=28+64+80+192
SA=364
SA=(12*4)+(16*4)+(20*4)+(
SA= 28+64+80+(6*16*2)
SA=28+64+80+(96*2)
SA=28+64+80+192
SA=364
Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
You got everything correct so far except for #4.
4. Yes, it is 1. But it would be in months.
So you would put:
1 month = x
12 months = 1 year.
Since the population increases by 1.5 times a <em>month.</em>
For question number 3.
The equation should be:
<- Function
<- Function when x is 12 months (1 year)
(Put those both the same way I put it.)
It gives you the equation to work with, you just have to plug in the values.
1.5 is in the parenthesis because it needs to be the one that is raised by an exponent.
100 is the initial population, so it stays on the outside.
x is the exponent