Many people would say "one point six seven" or "one dot six seven".
But technically, it's "<em>one and sixty-seven hundredths</em>".
Taxi A
1mile £3.50+£1.75=£5.25
Taxi B
1mile £1.25+£2.00=£3.25
Taxi A
2miles £3.50+£3.50=£7.00
Taxi B
2miles £1.25+£4.00=£5.25
Taxi A
3miles £3.50+£5.25=£8.75
Taxi B
3miles £1.25+£6.00=£7.25
Taxi A
4miles £3.50+£7.00=£10.50
Taxi B
4miles £1.25+£8.00=£9.25
Taxi A
5miles £3.50+£8.75=£12.25
Taxi B
5miles £1.25+£10.00=£11.25
Taxi A
6miles £3.50+£10.50=£14.00
Taxi B
6miles £1.25+£12.00=£13.25
Taxi A
7miles £3.50+£12.25=£15.75
Taxi B
7miles £1.25+£14.00=£15.25
Taxi A
8miles £3.50+£14.00=£17.50
Taxi B
8miles £1.25+£16.00=£17.25
Taxi A
9miles £3.50+£15.75=£19.25 (the same)
Taxi B
9miles £1.25+£18.00=£19.25 (the same)
^^^
They would have to drive 9 miles for the taxi to cost the same.
Hope this helped, this is the longest way to work it out but also the simplest.
Answer:
Since stress is greater than ultimate strength, the wire will break.
Step-by-step explanation:
The titanium wire is experimenting an axial load. Ultimate strength equals 
. The wire shall break if and only if stress is at least equal to ultimate strength. The equation for axial stress (
), measured in pascals, in the wire with circular cross-section is:
(1)
Where:
- Axial force, measured in newtons.
- Cross-section diameter, measured in meters.
Please notice that axial force is the weight of the man hanging from wire.
If we know that 
and 
, then the axial stress experimented by the titanium wire is:
Since stress is greater than ultimate strength, the wire will break.
Answer:
Volume of the cylinder is 75.43
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of Cylinder is 
where r is base radius = 2 and h is the height = 6
(22/7) × 2² × 6
= (22/7) × 4 × 6
= (22/7) × 24
= 528/7
= 75.43
