10 : 30
4: x [x is the length]
10/4=2.5
30/2.5=x=12
length of the diagram is 12cm
Answer:
0.314 gallon is required to cover a circular region with a radius of 40 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
a gallon of paint will cover about 400 square feet in a single coat
To Find:
Number of gallons required to cover a circular region with a radius of 40 feet = ?
Solution:
Step 1: Finding Area of the circular region
The area of the circular region, A = 
where r is the radius
Now substituting r = 40 , we get
A = 

Step 2: Finding the number of gallons of paint required
To cover 400 sq feet = 1 gallon
so to cover 1 square feet =
gallon
Now to cover 125.6 ft we need


=> 0.314 gallon
Vcylinder-Vsphere=water
Vcylinder=hpir^2
Vsphere=(4/3)pir^3
given
cylinderradius=30 and h=100
Vcylinder=100pi30^2=100pi900=90000pi
let's leave it in terms of pi for more exactness
sphereradius=12
Vsphere=(4/3)pi12^3=2304pi
cylinder-sphere=90000pi-2304pi=87696pi
using pi=3.14
water=275365.44 cubic cm
last option is corrrect
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:


This is because we subtract 456 from each side.

We then divide the whole equation by <em>x</em> .

Adding 50 to both sides gives us <em>x</em> by itself, hope this helps :D
Answer:
about 80º give or take
Step-by-step explanation:
it's not quite 90 degrees, and its not 70 degrees or below.