Let t = number of hours
The first candle starts at 8 inches.
It burns at 7/10 inch per hour, so in t hours it burns (7/10)t inches.
After t hours, its length is 8 - (7/10)t
The second candle starts at 6 inches.
It burns at 1/5 inch per hour, so in t hours it burns (1/5)t inches.
After t hours, its length is 6 - (1/5)t
You want the lengths to be equal, so the equation is
8 - (7/10)t = 6 - (1/5)t
Radius =
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23.125
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cm
Cylinder Volume = <span>π <span>• r² • height
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Cylinder Volume = 3.14 * 23.125^2 * 18.5
Cylinder Volume =
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31,064.53515625
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Cylinder Volume =
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31,064.54 cubic centimeters
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Answer:
tan53=x/14
Step-by-step explanation:
solve after that with inverse tan and simple algebra
I believe the answer is C - 60 inches. 60 x 2 = 120, which is both lengths, and since he width is half the length, then 30 x 2 = 60. So 130 (length) + 60 (width) = 180. So 60 inches would be the maximum length for both sides.
