Answer:
You will not be able to find the area of the framed painting without finding the length, which you did not provide. Assuming you meant “3 inches wide” to actually mean the length then the surface area of the painting is 9 inches squared. However, to find the height, you must divide 3 by 2.5 as the width was said to be 2.5 times the height of the painting. This will give you an answer of 1.2 inches in height.
Answer:
60
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
No, because the radicands are not the same
Step-by-step explanation:
The space between the two spheres will be the volume of the larger sphere minus the volume of the smaller sphere. Given that the volume of any sphere is:
V=(4πr^3)/3 The space between to sphere of different radius and positioned about the same center is:
S=(4πR^3)/3-(4πr^3)/3 I used S=volume of space, R=larger radius and r=smaller radius...
S=(4π/3)(R^3-r^3), we are told that R=5 and r=4 so
S=(4π/3)(5^3-4^3)
S=(4π/3)(125-64)
S=(4π/3)(61)
S=244π/61
S=4π cm^3
S≈12.57 cm^3 (to nearest hundredth of a ml)
You just simply round it to 6 since it can't go higher and you want a whole number.
