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To find the volume of a cylinder, you multiply the base by the height.
First, we find the base. The base is a circle. To find the area of a circle, you square the radius and multiply it by pi (we will use 3.14). The radius is half the diameter.
6.5/2=3.25
We square this.
3.25²=10.5625
And multiply by 3.14
10.5625(3.14)=33.16625
Now we multiply this by the height.
33.16625(12)=397.995
Therefore, the volume of this silo is 397.995 cubic meters.
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If she can make 15 per hour that would mean that each hour she is making 15 cans.
She has 6 hours that means that she will make 90 products.
How To Do The Math: 15<span>×6=90
Since we are finding out how many pins she need and not haw many products we will have to check how many pins she will need per product.
She needs 3 pins per product.
Since she will be making 90 products all we have to do is multiply 90 by 3 which will equal 270.
How To Do The Math:90</span><span>×3=270
Your Answer will be 270 Pins.</span>
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
Do you mean 47/10?
Because 10 divided by 47 is 0.212765957
Given:
The window is divided into a semi-circle and a rectangle.
The radius of the semi-circle is 2' 9''.
The length of the rectangle is 5; 6''.
The cost of put molding for the curved portion is $10.82 per foot.
The cost of put molding for the straight portion is $ 2.81 per foot.
Required:
We need to find the cost to put molding for the window.
Explanation:
Convert inches to feet.

Divide 9 inches by 12 to convert inches to feet.



Divide 6 inches by 12 to convert inches to feet.


The width of the rectangle is the same as the diameter of the semi-circle.


Consider the arc length of the semi-circle formula.




Multiply the arc length by $10.82 to find the cost of put molding for the curved portion.


The perimeter of the straight portion is the sum of the three sides of the rectangle.




Multiply the perimeter by $2.81 to find the cost of put molding for the straight portion.


The cost to put molding around the window is the sum of the cost of the curved portion and straight portion.



Final answer: