If you begin with 1.5 yd^3 of topsoil and want the topsoil to be only 4 inches deep, then the area of the garden can be found as follows:
Convert 4 in to yards: 4 in 1 yd
------- * ----------- = (1/9) yd
1 36 in
The dimensions of the garden are x (width) by 2x (length) by (1/9) yd (depth). The volume of topsoil would be 2x^2/9 = 1.5 yd^3.
Solving for x: (2/9)x^2 = 1.5 yd^3, or x^2 = (1.5 yd^3) (9/2)
Then: x = sqrt(6.75 yd^3) = 2.6 yd and 2x = 5.2 yd
Check: Does (2.6 yd)(5.2 yd)(1/9) = 1.5 cu yd? YES
Thus, the max size of the garden would be 2.6 yd wide, 5.2 yd long, and 4 inches (or 1/9 foot) deep.
Answer: 64
Step-by-step explanation:
the Kids that answered correct in any of questions 1 and 2 got at least one right so subtract the highest number which is 81 students by all the general amount of them, 145 that’s 64.
Answer:
y = 64
Step-by-step explanation:
The angles are supplementary, that is sum to 180° , thus
2(x + 6) + y = 180 ← substitute x = 52
2(52 + 6) + y = 180
2(58) + y = 180
116 + y = 180 ( subtract 116 from both sides )
y = 64
Answer: 60
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the total number of students.
In this case, there are 8 total students. Multiply 60 * 8 = 480
Add all the numbers up.
85 + 65 + 36 + 48 + 75 + 39 + 72 = 420
480 - 420 = 60
x = 60