Answer:
The Trout will have to jump 49 cm in order to catch the insect
Step-by-step explanation:
Here, we want to calculate the distance the Trout has to jump in order to catch the Insect
To calculate this, we need to know the difference in the distances
From what we have, the Trout is 32 cm below the surface while the Insect is 17 cm above the surface of the lake
The difference in height which will represent the distance that the Trout has to jump to catch the insect will be ;
17 + 32 = 49 cm
Answer:
Yes . Divide by 10 for 10/20 to get 1/2.
10/10= 1
20/10= 2
10/20= 1/2
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The rolls of wrapping paper is cylindrical in shape.
Roll A : length = 30 inches ; diameter = 3 inches
Roll B : length = 24 inches ; diameter = unknown
Lateral surface area = 2 π r h
Lateral Surface area of Roll A = Lateral Surface area of Roll B
2 * 3.14 * 1.5in * 30in = 2 * 3.14 * r * 24 in
282.60 in² = 150.72 in * r
282.60 in² / 150.72 in = r
1.875 in = r
diameter is 2 times the radius = 1.875 in * 2 = 3.75 inches
The diameter of Roll B is 3.75 inches.
