A) x=4
B) x= -3
C) x= -1/6
D) x=24
Using Cavalieri’s Principle, the height of the oblique cylinder with the given volume and base radius is 6cm.
Option A) is the correct answer.
<h3>What is the height of the oblique cylinder?</h3>
From Cavalieri's principle, the volume of an oblique cylinder is expressed as;
V = base area × h
V = πr² × h
Given that;
- Radius r = 9cm
- Volume of the oblique cylinder V = 486πcm³
- Height of the oblique cylinder h = ?
V = πr² × h
486πcm³ = π × ( 9cm )² × h
486πcm³ = π × 81cm² × h
486πcm³ = 81πcm² × h
h = 486πcm³ / 81πcm²
h = 6cm
Using Cavalieri’s Principle, the height of the oblique cylinder with the given volume and base radius is 6cm.
Option A) is the correct answer.
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Answer:
98°
142°
83°
97°
Step-by-step explanation:
m(arc)JL = 2 × 49° = 98°
m(arc)MJ = 360° - 120° - 98° = 142°
m<KJM = (120° + 46°)/2 = 83°
m<KLM = (360° - 120° - 46°)/2 = 97°
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
First, add two to both sides to get
There are two ways to solve this from here
- Think about what power you would have to raise 9 to to get to 27.
= 3 and
. So, multiplying the powers (because it is a power to a power) you get
. This means that
or x =
. - Take the log of both sides.
This gives us 
There is no rate of change.
x=8 and x=13 are horizontal lines going to infinity and negative infinity, its valid for all reals on those 2 lines.
I'm guessing you left out some information on what kind of interpretation you want of these straight lines.