Answer:
Volume of wheat = 147.26 m³ (check the explanation)
Step-by-step explanation:
The question still lacks some details such as the size of the silo. We will go forward by assuming the size of the silo to aid our calculation. Silos are cylindrical storage structures that range from 3 - 27 m in diameter and 10 - 90 m in height. For the purpose of this question, let's assume that the size of the silo is 5 m (diameter) by 15 m (height).
Let's list out the parameters to be used:
diameter (D) = 5 m; r = D ÷ 2 ⇒ r = 5/2 = 2.5 m,
height (h) = 15 m
Volume of silo = πr²h = π * 2.5² * 15
V (silo) = <u>294.52</u> m³
The silo is half full ⇒ ½ * V
Volume of wheat stored is given by half of the silo volume, since the silo is half-full
V (wheat) = ½ * 298.52
V (wheat) = <u>147.26</u> m³
Answer:
"Peter makes $1/8 for every pencil he sells. Yesterday he made $3 by selling pencils, how many of them he sold? "
Step-by-step explanation:
Sometimes we have a real situation and we want to provide a mathematical model to explain it. But what if we have the model and need to imagine what the situation could be? It calls for our imagination and tries to figure out such a problem, given the answer
We can see a question mark multiplying the fraction 1/8 to produce a result of 3. This is a common proportion problem. This is my approach
"Peter makes $1/8 for every pencil he sells. Yesterday he made $3 by selling pencils, how many of them he sold? "
If we solved this question, we have to replace the ? for 24 and say Peter sold 24 pencils and made 24(1/8)=$3
Answer:
Candy=x=2.8 bags
Cookies=3+2.8=5.8 bags
Step-by-step explanation:
Price
Bag of candy=$6.00
Bag of cookies=$4
Total sales=$40
Quantity
Let cookies=y=3+x
Let candy=x
There are 3 more bag of cookies than candy sold
Total sales=price*quantity of x + price*quantity of y
40=$4*(3+x) + 6*x
40=12+4x+6x
40=12+10x
40-12=10x
28=10x
X=28/10
x=2.8 bags
$32.50 would be your answer for all of those :) good luck :)
Answer: 21.35
Step-by-step explanation: 6.12 + 5.29 + 6.02 + 3.92 = 21.35
