7 times 10 is 70, so in total the friends got that amount, but we aren’t done, because we still need to add the roll that he kept for himself, so it’s 71. Notice that it didn’t say he left a whole bag for himself, just one roll.
Answer:
The work done to pump all of the kerosene from the tank to an outlet is
Step-by-step explanation:
The work is defined by:
(1)
The force here will be the product between the volume and the kerosene weighing, so we have :

This force will be in-lbs.
Where R is the radius (3 feet)
Then using (1), we have:
Here 8-y is a distance at some point of the tank. Now, to get the work done from the base to the top of the tank we will need to take integral from 0 to 8 feet.




Therefore, the work done to pump all of the kerosene from the tank to an outlet is
I hope it helps you!
Answer:
18.7 m/h
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe that is the correct answer because it shows the answer is going to be m/h (meter/hour) so then you would just divide the meters over the hours.
768.57 / 41.1 = 18.7 m/h
Answer:
8 hours
Step-by-step explanation:
pretty sure
6 hours is in half and 10 hours is in half add it up and you get 8?