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300,000 + 80,000+2,000+700+0+6 , is your answer.
Given that, Two tanks are similar in shape. The capacity of the tanks are 1,000,000 litres and 512, 000 liters respectively.Find the height of the smallest tank if the larger is 300cm tall?
Assume that, the tanks are rectangular in shapes and differ only on their heights. The volume of the larger tank is
V1 = l × w × h1 while the volume of the smaller tank is V2 = l ×w × h2. The ratios of the capacities is

Solving for the height of the smaller tank h2


1000000 × h2 = 51200 × 300 cm
h2 = (51200 × 300 cm) /1000000
h2 = 15.36 cm


1. V = r² π hV = 3² π · 10 = 90 π in³Answer: C.2. r = 18/2 = 9 yd, h = 3 ydV = 9² π · 3 = 243 π yd³3. r = 46.25 / 2 = 23.125 cmh = 18.5 cmV = 23.125² · 3.14 · 18.5 = 31,064.53 cm³4. h = 1934, d = 1934 · 125 = 241,750 , r = 241.750 / 2 = 120,875 V = 120,875² · 3.14 · 1934 = = 14,610,765,625 · 3.14 · 1934 = = 88,727,673,056,875
Answer & Step-by-step explanation:
When we see the phrase "rate of change" then it means that we are looking for the slope. So, we will need to know the formula for finding slope or the rate of change.

Now, let's use this equation to solve for the rate of change of each question.
<u>Problem 1:</u>

<em>The rate of change of this equation is 2/3</em>
<u>Problem 2:</u>
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<em>The rate of change for this equation is 2</em>
<u>Problem 3:</u>
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<em>The rate of change for this equation is 6</em>