The volume of a pyramid with hight and base is 1/3 the volume of a rectangleular prisim with the same height and base
also the volume of a cone is 1/3 the volume of a cylinder with same height and base so
just fun facts to know (helpful)
so volume of cylinder=1/3 times height tiimes pi times radius^2
subsitute
use pi=3.14
height=12
radius=6
volume=1/3 times 12 times 3.14 times 6^2
volume=4 times 3.14 times 36
volume=452.16 cubic meters
the naswer is the top left choice
Answer:
sadly my grades suck hj
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
This should be correct ( I havent done it in 3 years but it seems right)
Step-by-step explanation:
1.c≈15.71
2.c≈31.42
3.d=12.5
Let the number of chemistry books be x and the number of calculus books be y
total number of books in each case is:
x+y=24
x=24-y.....i
Weight of each case:
2707.2/20
=135.36
thus
4.2x+6.0y=135.36..ii substituting i in ii
4.2(24-y)+6y=135.36
100.8-4.2y+6y=135.36
hence
1.8y=34.56
y=19.2
hence
x=24-19.2
x=4.8
thus the number of chemistry books was 4.8*20=96 number of calculus was
19.2*20
=384 books
