Answer:
150 ft^3
.1 ton or 200 lbs
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume is given by
V = l*w*h
V = 5*5*6
V = 150 ft^3
To find how much 1 ft^3 weighed take the weight and divide by the volume
15 tons / 150 ft^3
.1 ton / 1 ft^3
1 ft^3 weights .1 ton
We know that 1 ton = 2000 pounds
.1 ton = 200 pounds
Whats the radius
of the circumfrence
Answer:
From the said lesson, the difficulty that I have been trough in dealing over the exponential expressions is the confusion that frequently occurs across my system whenever there's a thing that I haven't fully understand. It's not that I did not actually understand what the topic was, but it is just somewhat confusing and such. Also, upon working with exponential expressions — indeed, I have to remember the rules that pertain to dealing with exponents and frequently, I will just found myself unconsciously forgetting what those rule were — rules which is a big deal or a big thing in the said lesson because it is obviously necessary/needed over that matter. Surely, it is also a big help for me to deal with exponential expressions since it's so much necessary — it's so much necessary but I keep fogetting it.. hence, that's why I call it a difficulty. That's what my difficulty. And in order to overcome that difficulty, I will do my best to remember and understand well the said rules as soon as possible.
25% off translates into 0.25($30) = $7.50 off.
A faster way to determine the sales price is to subtract 0.25 from 1.00 and then mult. the regular price by the result: sales price = 0.75($30) = $22.50 (answer)
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Side note:
A similar formula is 
We can isolate the last term to get the first equation shown above.
