Answer:
- the given dimension was used as the radius
- 5.57 m³
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume of a sphere can be found using the formula ...
V = 4/3πr³ . . . . . where r is the radius
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The figure points to a diameter line and indicates 2.2 m. The arrowhead is in the middle of a radius line, making it easy to interpret the dimension as the radius of the sphere.
If 2.2 m is used as the radius, the volume is computed to be ...
V = 4/3π(2.2 m)³ ≈ 44.58 m³
This agrees with your friend's volume, suggesting the diameter was used in place of the radius in the computation.
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The correct volume, using 2.2 m as the diameter, is ...
V = 4/3π(1.1 m)³ ≈ 5.57 m³
Step-by-step explanation:
- -10w<u><</u><u> </u>20
- w<u><</u><u> </u>20/-10
- w<u><</u><u> </u>-2
hope it helps
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You could make it true by making it (8x10) plus (8x1)
Explanation: 8x11=88 and 8x10=80 and 8x1=8 and 80+8=88
X=5.4 because that is how i figured out the answer and I didn’t even figure out
x = 10.22 in
Solution:
Width of the figure = x in
Length of the figure = (2x + 5) in
Area of the figure = 260 in²
<u>To find the value of x:</u>
<em>Area of the figure = length × width</em>
length × width = 260
(2x + 5) × x = 260
Subtract 260 from both sides of the equation.
Factor the above quadratic expression.
Quadratic equation formula:
x = 10.22, x = –12.72006
Dimension of the figure cannot be measured in negative terms.
Hence x = 10.22 in.
