36 feet okay it is 36 feet of the area
Answer:
The correct answer is s³/6
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Points to remember</u>
Volume of pyramid = (a²h)/3
Where a - side of base
h - height of pyramid
It is given that, a pyramid has a square base with sides of length s the height of The pyramid is equal to 1/2 Of the length of a side on the base
<u>To find the formula:-</u>
Here side length a = s and
height h = 1/2(s) = s/2
Volume = (a²h)/3
= (s² * s/2)/3
= s³/6
The correct answer is s³/6
Ok so
(-3)(5x+-13)
=(-3)(5x)+(-3)(-13)
So your answer should be A. -15x+36
Hope this helps ❤️
Answer:
1335cm³
Step-by-step explanation:
The question above says that,Krispy kritters cereal used to come in a box with a volume of 2,850 cm3. However, the krispy kritters co. Designed a new larger box 22.5 cm wide, 6.2 cm deep, and 30 cm high and we are now asked to find "How many more cubic centimeters will the new box hold than the old box?
Now we are all aware that the volume of a cube or cuboid(since its a box ) is length multipled by width multiplied by the height.
And we were given the new dimensions which are;
12.5cm wide
6.2cm deep and
30cm high
Apply this given figures in the formula above and we have:
V = 12.5 × 6.2 × 30
= 4185cm³( this is the volume of the box)
Therefore,the difference in volume between the new box and the old box is
4185 - 2850 = 1335cm³
<span>the product of a number and the same number less 3
x(x – 3)</span>
The words "the product of" tell us we're going to multiply a number times the number less 3. In this case, we'll use parentheses to represent the multiplication. The words "less 3" tell us to subtract three from the unknown number.
a number divided by the same number less five
The words "divided by" tell us we're going to divide a number by the difference of the number and 5. In this case, we'll use a fraction to represent the division. The words "less 5" tell us we need a minus sign because we're going to subtract five.
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