tl;dr Answer is C
Here we will have to calculate 3 different areas separately.
When calculating the area of the triangle we will use the formula
A = (h*b)/2
A = Area
h = height
b = base
To find the height we do X - Z
23 - 15 = 8 ft
To find the base we do Y - W
19 - 13 = 6 ft
Using the formula above we can now solve for A
A = (8*6)/2
A = (48)/2
A = 24 sq ft
Now we solve the two rectangles using the formula
A = wl
w = width
l = length
We will calculate the area of the left most rectangle first.
We know the length of the rectangle because it's Y - W and we are given the width of the triangle.
w = 15 ft
l = 6 ft
A = 15*6
A = 90 sq ft
Second Rectangle has the width of X and length of W
w = 23 ft
l = 13 ft
A = 23 * 13
A = 299 sq ft
Now we add all the areas to give us the total area of the warehouse.
24 + 90 + 299 = 413 sq ft
Therefore, the answer is C
To find the area its LW or Length times Width.
so you'd do 10x8
10x8=80.
The answer for that question would be 80 yards
<span>Simplifying
3(n + 11) + -5n = -2(n + -12) + 9
Reorder the terms:
3(11 + n) + -5n = -2(n + -12) + 9
(11 * 3 + n * 3) + -5n = -2(n + -12) + 9
(33 + 3n) + -5n = -2(n + -12) + 9
Combine like terms: 3n + -5n = -2n
33 + -2n = -2(n + -12) + 9
Reorder the terms:
33 + -2n = -2(-12 + n) + 9
33 + -2n = (-12 * -2 + n * -2) + 9
33 + -2n = (24 + -2n) + 9
Reorder the terms:
33 + -2n = 24 + 9 + -2n
Combine like terms: 24 + 9 = 33
33 + -2n = 33 + -2n
Add '-33' to each side of the equation.
33 + -33 + -2n = 33 + -33 + -2nCombine like terms: 33 + -33 = 0
0 + -2n = 33 + -33 + -2n
-2n = 33 + -33 + -2n
Combine like terms: 33 + -33 = 0
-2n = 0 + -2n
-2n = -2n
Add '2n' to each side of the equation.
-2n + 2n = -2n + 2n
Combine like terms: -2n + 2n = 0
0 = -2n + 2n
Combine like terms: -2n + 2n = 0
0 = 0
Solving
0 = 0
<span>Couldn't find a variable to solve for.
This equation is an identity, all real numbers are solutions.</span></span>
96 squares
(wall area)/(square area) = (24 ft²)/(1/4 ft²) = 24×4 = 96 . . . . squares
Answer:
The number of students who collected exactly 9 bottles.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given histogram shows the number of students who participated in the recyling drive & their old bottle waste collection.
We can find out the total number of students who participated just by looking at the histogram (students = 10), the number of students who colected bottles below 7 or 3 bottles etc.
But since the number of bottles is given in the form of grouped data, one cannot infer the exact number of bottles collected by students.
Hence, out of the given statements, 'The number of students who collected exactly 9 bottles' is the incorrect one.
