A = L * W
A / L = W <==
when A = 42 and W = 16.8
A / L = W
42/16.8 = W
2.5 = W <=== width = 2.5 inches
Answer:
The height of the tank is 0.5 yards.
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine what is the height, in yards, of a cylindrical water tank that holds 1,884 cubic yards of water and has a diameter of 120 feet, knowing that the volume of a cylinder is equal to pi multiplied by the radius squared, multiplied by the height, the following calculation must be done:
1 foot = 0.3333 yards
R = Diameter / 2
R = 120/2 = 60
3.14 x 60 ^ 2 x H = 1,884
3.14 x 3,600 x H = 1,884
3.14 x 1,200 x H = 1,884
3.768 x H = 1.884
H = 1,884 / 3,768
H = 0.5
Therefore, the height of the tank is 0.5 yards.
Answer:
<em>2 solutions</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the expression
2m/2m+3 - 2m/2m-3 = 1
Find the LCM of the expression at the left hand side:
2m(2m-3)-2m(2m+3)/(2m+3)(2m-3) = 1
open the bracket
4m²-6m-4m²-6m/(4m²-9) = 1
Cross multiply
4m²-6m-4m²-6m = 4m² - 9
-12m = 4m² - 9
4m² - 9+12m = 0
4m² +12m-9 = 0
<em>Since the resulting equation is a quadratic equation, it will have 2 solutions since the degree of the equation is 2</em>
the discriminant is a negative value, thus no solution for such quadratic, meaning if we use h=64.5 like we did, there's no "t" seconds at which point the ball hits the batting cage.
