Answer:
I am not sure if I'm correct, but I got 16
Step-by-step explanation:
lets look at the formula for cylinder volume:
V=π*r^(2)*h
now, lets plug in 64
64=π*r^(2)*h
h=64/(π*r^(2))
Volume of glass cylinder is
V=((0.5r)^2)*(64/(π*r^(2)))*π
V=0.25π*r^(2)*(64/(π*r^(2)))
V=16π*r^(2)/(π*r^(2)
V=16
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
This is pretty much a "common sense" question. It'd be best to get rid of the dirty sanitizing water and start fresh; in other words, he should change (throw out) the dirty water and make a fresh sanitizer.
By the way, this is the Math section; next time, please choose a different section more suited to your questions.
