5<x≤100
x∈(5;100] x has to be greater but not equal to 5 and less and equal to 100
Answer:
The Volume of large cone is 19.545
greater than the smaller cone
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Size of the small cone = 3.5 inches
Diameter of the small cone = 3 inches
Size of the large cone = 3.5 inches
Diameter of the small cone = 3 inches
To Find:
How much greater, to the nearest tenth of a cubic inch, is the volume of the larger cone than the volume of the smaller cone = ?
Solution:
Volume of the small cone :
Radius = 
Radius = 
Radius = 1.5 inches
volume of the cone =
substituting the values,
=>
=>
=> 16.485 
Volume of the large cone :
Volume of the large cone :
Radius = 
Radius = 
Radius = 2.25 inches
volume of the cone =
substituting the values,
=>
=>
=>36.06 
Now ,
volume of small cone - volume of large cone
=>36.06 - 16.485
=>19.545 
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22.
pythagorean theorem says legs a and b and hypotenuse c of a right triangle are related via the equation c²=a²+b². in other words, adding the sum of the squares of the legs get you the square of the hypotenuse
if the hypotenuse is 4 meters long, c = 4.
if one leg is 3 meters long, we can choose either a or b to be 3. it does not really matter. let us choose a = 3. now we have to find b.
if we have c²=a²+b², we can solve for b.
subtract a² both sides to get c²-a²=b², and then square root both sides to get
b = √(c²-a²)
plugging in our info we get
b = √(4²-3²) = √(16 -9) = √7
so the answer is √7 meters for 22
23
two triangles are similar, then the proportion of their sides are the same. the propotion between the smaller triangles' hypotenuse and 2cm leg is 5cm/3cm.
notice how the bigger triangle just have a doubled hypotenuse. therefore, the bigger triangle's x and y are just the corresponding smaller triangle values doubled.
x = 6 and y = 8