Answer:
- 740 meters of fence
- 22,000 square meters
Step-by-step explanation:
Two of the sides total 150 +220 = 370 meters. The other two sides are the same lengths, so the sum of lengths of the four sides is ...
2·370 m = 740 m . . . . . length of fence needed
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The area of a parallelogram is the product of base and height.
A = bh = (220 m)(100 m) = 22,000 m^2 . . . . area the fence encloses
Answer:
Part 1) The new distance from the water to the top of the tank is 
Part 2) The maximum number of balls that can be put into the tank with the tank not overflowing is 95
Step-by-step explanation:
step 1
Find the total volume of the tank

step 2
Find the volume of the tank if the water level is two inches below the top of the tank

step 3
Find the volume of the glass sphere
The volume of the glass sphere is equal to

we have

assume

substitute


step 4
What is the new distance from the water to the top of the tank?
we know that

so
using proportion
Find how many inches correspond a volume of 

The new distance from the water to the top of the tank is

step 5
Find how many of these balls can be put into the tank with the tank not overflowing
we know that
The volume of one ball is equal to 
using proportion

therefore
The maximum number of balls that can be put into the tank with the tank not overflowing is 95
Answer:
<h2>We have 47% of chances to win those six bucks.</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
In this problem we need to find the probabilty of winning thos $6.
According to the problem, we win $6 if we hit one red. We know that there are 18 red compartments, 18 black compartments and 2 neither red nor blakc, for a total of 38 compartments.
We need to use the standard probabilty definition which is the ratio between the number of events and the total number of outcomes. So,

Which is equivalent to 47% of chances.
Therefore, we have 47% of chances to win those six bucks. (The Casino has the odds in their favor)
Your answer is: 20
They have 4 different backgrounds and 5 different poses which means you just have to multiply the 4 backgrounds*the 5 different poses to discover how many different pictures you could have at the most.
hope this helps!