3/15 means if you pay the bill within 15 you will get a discount by 3%
Now solve your question
178.95−(178.95×0.03)
=173.58 be paid
It is 588.8 as all you have to do is subtract 0.210 from 589.01 and add up the ''.''
Answer:
7 classmates
Step-by-step explanation:
The last person in the line is in position 35.
The Maria's leading classmate is in the position 35-23+1 = 13.
So, Maria's classmates are from position 13 to 19 (not including herself), and their number is 19-12 = 7 persons.
ANSWER. Maria has 7 classmates (not including herself).
Hope this helps.
Answer:
7/16
Step-by-step explanation:
First, it is good to know that when you divide fractions, you are <em>multiplying it's reciprocal</em>.
<em>6/7's reciprocal is 7/6, since the reciprocal is
</em>
3/8 / 6/7 =
<u>3/8 * 7/6</u>
Now that we have that, we can just multiply the two:
3/8 * 7/6 =
21/48 =
<u>7/16</u>
Hope this helped :)
<h3>Answer: Silo D</h3>
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How I got that answer:
r = radius
h = height
LA = lateral surface area of cylinder
LA = 2*pi*r*h
Let's find the lateral surface area of each silo. The smallest lateral surface area will lead to the lowest total cost.
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Silo A
LA = 2*pi*r*h
LA = 2*pi*6*60
LA = 720pi
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Silo B
LA = 2*pi*r*h
LA = 2*pi*8*50
LA = 800pi
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Silo C
LA = 2*pi*r*h
LA = 2*pi*10*34
LA = 680pi
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Silo D
LA = 2*pi*r*h
LA = 2*pi*12*20
LA = 480pi
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If we ignore the "pi" terms for each of the four answers above, we see that 480 is the smallest value. Silo D has the smallest lateral surface area at 480pi square feet.
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Side note: to determine the total cost, you multiply the surface area by the cost per square foot ($1.20)
For example, the total cost to paint silo D is
cost = (surface area)*(price per square foot)
cost = (480*pi)*(1.20)
cost = 1809.557
cost = 1809.56
This section is optional as your teacher isnt requiring you to find the actual costs, but rather just the silo with the least amount of area. You could go the longer route to find each surface area, compute the total cost, and then compare the total costs. You should find that silo D's cost is the lowest.