48π cm^3
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for the volume of a cone is...

We can plug everything we know from the photo into the equation, but note that the picture gives us the diameter, which is 8, instead of the radius. The radius is half of the diameter, so the radius will be 4. Also we will be leaving pi as it is, instead of changing it to 3.14.


V = 48π
The paper cone can hold <u><em>48π cubic centimeters</em></u> of water.
Answer:
$300
Explanation:
$10(cost of 1 book) x 5(how many comes in packages) = 50 ( total cost of 1 package)
Mr. Swanson ordered 6 so...
$50 x 6 = $300
Mr. Swanson would have $50 let's over
Answer:
The graph of the equation is shown in the picture attached below.
We can see w = 12 corresponds to the global maximum of the function, and for any w greater than 12 the value of A(w) decreases.
This means that for any value of the width greater than 12, the function cannot model the situation.
Making the equation only valid for
w ∈ [0,12]