To start with, we know there’s a definite amount of parking spaces in all(2,250) and we also know each level(6 in all) had 15 rows of parking spaces.
Equation
A = Parking spots per row
A = 2,250 Divided by(6 levels times 15 rows)
A= 2,250 Divided by 90
A = 25
The correct answer is 25 parking spots per row
To check this answer we can do
25 spots per row, Times 15 rows per level, Times the total amount of levels (6)
= the total amount of parking spots
25*15*6= 2,250
True
This confirms this answer as correct. Hope this helps.
Weight of man and paint = 160 + 5 = 165 total pounds.
Gravitational force is independent of the path taken so we can ignore the radius of the silo.
Work done = total weight x height
The problem says he climbs to the top so overall height is 90 feet
Work = 165 lbs x 90 ft = 14,850 ft-lbs
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