Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
there is no scale factor (nothing to use)
thanks for the points though
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Answer: The cylinder on the left has 4 times the volume of the cylinder on the right.
Discussion.
The volume of a cylinder of height "h" and radius "r" is given by
PI * r^2 * h (r^2 signifies r squared)
(Think of this formula as the area of the circle or radius r multiplied by the height the circle is pushed "up" to create the cylinder)
The volume of the cylinder on the left is: Pi * 4^2 * h = 16 Pi *h
The volume of the cylinder on the right is: Pi * 2^2 * h = 4 Pi *h
As 16/4 = 4, the cylinder on the left has 4 times the volume of the one on the right.
Thank you,
MrB
Answer:
a triangle, I'm guessing 20ft and 24 ft on the outsides,
would be:
Equation to get the area of a triangle: (A*B)/2
(20*24)/2=Area
20*24= 480
480/2= 240
area= 240
Answer:
- A. h=3,000-40m
- h=1,200+50m
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Height of the first balloon:</u>
<u>Height of the second balloon:</u>
Correct option is A.