Diameter of the spherical storage tank = 24 ft
So, radius of the tank =
ft
Volume of the spherical tank = 4/3 * PI * r³
= 
= 7234.56 cubic feet
Diameter of cylindrical tank = 4 ft
So, radius =
ft
Height of cylindrical tank = 10 ft
Volume of cylindrical tank = PI * r² * h
=
cubic feet
So, the number of cylindrical tanks that can be filled from the spherical tank are =

Hence, 57 cylindrical tanks can be completely filled from the big spherical tank.
1.35/12=0.1125, rounds to about $0.11.
Each pencil was about $0.11.
Answer:
312
Step-by-step explanation:
5*4=20*2=40
4*17*4=272
272+40=312
Answer:
z < 8
Step-by-step explanation:
Add 3 to both sides
8 > z OR z < 8
Answer:
KJP is the answer, if I'm correct