Answer:
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148+23-674-388+19+144-987-33+625-448+69+68+299-57 92+486+47-862+89+541+27+620-691+728-63-89+234-39
55+176-505+864+59-238-32+581+47-653+382-91+27+
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444-705-28-128+692+43-365+207-14Iron filings are small shavings of a ferromagnetic material. Ferromagnetic (for the purposes of this page, at least) means that they will align themselves with a magnetic field. That being the case, iron filings are an excellent way to display the magnetic field of one or multiple bar magnets.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
48 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
The copper part is two equal triangles, find a triangle's area by counting squares and multiply by two.
Total copper=(Triangle area)(2)
=b(h)(½)(2)
=b(h)
=(6)(8)
=48 cm²
To solve these kinds of problems, it is necessary to isolate x:
9(2x + 1) <span>< 9x - 18
Distribute 9:
18x + 9 </span><span>< 9x - 18
Subtracting 9 from both sides of the equation:
18x + 9 - 9 </span><span>< 9x - 18 - 9
18x </span><span>< 9x - 27
Subtracting 9x from both sides of the equation:
18x - 9x </span><span>< 9x - 27 - 9x
9x </span><span>< -27
x </span><span>< -3
Therefore, values of x </span><span>< -3 will satisfy the given equation.</span>
Answer:
J= -1
Step-by-step explanation:
A)A cylinder with height 4 inches and radius 4 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of a Cylinder = \pi r^2 h
Next, we determine the volume of the options being considered by Tommy.
Option A:
A cylinder with height 4 inches and radius 4 inches.
Volume =\pi *4^2*4=64\pi cubic inches
Option B
A cylinder with height 7 inches and diameter 4 inches.
Volume =\pi *2^2*7=28\pi cubic inches
Option C
A cylinder with height 5.5 inches and radius 3 inches.
Volume =\pi *3^2*5.5=49.5\pi cubic inches
Option D
A cylinder with height 6.5 inches and Base Area B = 4 pi inches squared.
Volume =4*6.5*\pi=26 \pi cubic inches
The cylinders in Option A will hold more soup than the other two cans Tommy is considering.
