Since a cube is l x w x h, find the length of one side first:
∛8,000 = 20
The length of one side is 20 feet. This can represented as "s".
To find the area of one of the faces, use s²:
20² or 20 x 20 = 400
The area of one face is 400 ft²!
Im probably wrong but 48π cubic centimeters
Hello,
A: roots: -1,-3
a point (-2,1)
Vertex=((-2,1)
y=k*(x+1)(x+3) using roots
but k*(-2+1)(-2+3)=1==>k*(-1)*1=1==>k=-1
eq: y=-(x+1)(x+3)
==>y=-(x²+3x+x+3)
==>y=-x²-4x-3
y=k(x+2)²+1 if x=-1,y=0 ==>k*1+1=0==>k=-1
==>y=-(x+2)²+1
Answer :A--> R,K
B)
y=k(x+4)²-2 and k=-1/2
y=-1/2(x+4)²-2
y=-1/2x²-4x-10
answer B--> I,≈W if it is written -1/2*x² (square has been forgotten)
C:
y=2x²-16x+30
y=2(x-4)²-2
answer : C-->S,J
D:
y=-(x+3)(x+1)
y=-x²-4x-3
=-(x+2)²+1
answer D--> V,L
E:
Here there is a problem: or the graph is wrong, or 2 equations are missing!
y=1(x+1)(x-3) using roots
y=x²-2x-3 ≈ T si it were -2x and not +2x.
y=(x-1)²-4 ≈H is it were -1 in place of +1 [H:y=(x+1)²-4]
Depends on how the papers are connected. if they are connected with the 7cm side joining each other, use solution one. if they are connected with the 9cm side joining each other, use solution two.
perimeter of edges of sign= 2 [(9x3)+7]
= 68 inches
left over= 144-68
= 76 inches
OR
perimeter of edges of sign= 2[(7x3)+9]
= 60 inches
left over= 144-60
= 84 inches
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Air pressure is measured in pascals. For a professional American football game, the ball should be inflated to about 90,000 pascals. Scientists studied the effects of air temperature on the pressure inside American footballs by taking these steps:
1. Prepare 100 footballs.
2. Measure each football's air pressure.
3. Divide footballs into 10 groups.
4. Place the groups in different lockers cooled to different air temperatures.
5. After 12 hours, remove the footballs from lockers.
6. Measure each football’s pressure again.
7. Compare the new pressures to the starting pressures.
What two terms best describe the variable "air pressure inside the football" in this experiment?
independent, qualitative
independent, quantitative
dependent, qualitative
dependent, quantitative
