Given:
For cylinder P: radius = 4.25 in. and height = 14 in.
For cylinder Q: radius = 7 in. and height = 8.5 in.
To find:
The volume of each cylinder.
Solution:
Volume of a cylinder is
where, r is radius and h is height. Use 3.14 for 
.
Using the above formula, the volume of cylinder P is
Using the above formula, the volume of cylinder Q is
Therefore, the volume of cylinder P is 794.03 sq. in. and volume of cylinder Q is 1307 sq. in.
AB = 14
m∠F = 39°
Well the explanation here is simple.
Since the given states that the two triangles, ΔABC and ΔDEF, are congruent, they must have congruent/corresponding parts.
So AB is the same as DE which measures 14, so therefore AB must measure 14.
The same explanation goes to m∠F, ∠C is congruent to ∠F so it must measure 39° too.
Answer:
148
Step-by-step explanation:
Sa=2(lw+lh+wh)
Sa=2(4*5+4*6+5*6)
148=2(4*5+4*6+5*6)
Answer:
first and third
Step-by-step explanation:
Emma used the product instead of the quotient and forgot the parentheses in x-4.5
Answer:
98 : 15 = 6 R 8
She can pay for six months 6*15 = $90 and she will have $8 left.
