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Earth volume: (3/4).π.(6371)³ = 1,0832x10¹² km³
Pluto volume: (3/4).π.(1171)³ = 6,555,189,765 km³
How many spheres the size of Pluto does it take to have the same volume as earth?
volume Earth/ volume Pluto = 1,0832x10¹² / 6,555,189,765 = 165.25
Answer:
Sine Formula or Sine Rule :
BC / sinA = AC / sinB
60 / sinA = 84.95 / sin(115°)
60 / sinA = 84.95 / 0.91
60 / sinA = 93.7
sinA = 60 / 93.7
sinA = 0.64
A = arc(sin0.64)
A = 39°48'30"
A ≈ 40°
Hence, the value of angle BAC is <u>40°</u>
- <u>40°</u> is the right answer.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
192π is about 603.19 cm³.
well, it means if you grab a hmmmm cube, say that is 1cm x 1cm x 1cm, namely a 1cm tall, 1cm wide and 1cm long, whose value is 1cm³, you can fit 603.19 of those in that cylinder.
