The bigger engine is about 235.5 cubic centimeters larger than the smaller engine.
We need the answer in cubic centimeters. So let's convert 350 cubic inches to cubic centimeters. We will do it unit conversion way (the long way).
We will write cubic inches as three inches side-by-side
350 in^3
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This way, we can multiply this by the ratio of centimeters to inches [2.54 cm = 1 inch], so that the units cancel and we have cubic centimeters (what we desire).
350 in^3*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in
So, we can cancel the three inches top and bottom thus we have the answer in centimeters cubed. And the value is
350 in^3*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in.
350 in^3*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in*3.54cm/1in=5735.47.
So 350 cubic inches is approximately 5735.5 cubic centimeters (rounded to 1 decimal place).
This is larger than a 5500 cubic centimeters engine.
5735.5-5500=235.5cubic centimeters.
The bigger engine is about 235.5 cubic centimeters larger than the smaller engine.
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Y=t(15)+4 Is what I think this word problem would be written in Slope-intercept form.
To solve
this exercise, we must calculate the Maximum Common Divisor (M.C.D.), which is the greatest common divisor of 62,108 and 180. We apply factor decomposition, and we
obtain:
162= (3^4)(2)
108= (2^2)(3^3)
180= (2^2)(3^2)(5)
We choose
the common numbers with their lowest exponent:
M.C.D.= (2)(3^2)
M.C.D.= 2x9
M.C.D.= 18
The greatest number of baskets that can be made is: 18 baskets
To know how
many apples, oranges and bananas are in each basket, we must divide the
greatest number of them that can be made between the total amount of apples,
oranges and bananas, as shown below:
162/18= 9 apples
108/18= 6 oranges
180/18= 10 bananas
So, there are 9 apples, 6 oranges and 10 bananas in each basket.
