Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that :
The enormous sinkhole that appeared in the middle of Guatemalan neighborhood in the year 2010 swallowed a three story building above it and the sinkhole has an estimated depth of about 100 feet
How much material is needed to fill the sinkhole?
Then , the material needed to fill the sinkhole will be dependent on the volume of the sinkhole.
Determine what information is needed to answer the question.
The information that is needed to answer this question are:
the base area of the sinkhole will be required; &
the height should also be known
if the base area is determined then we can proceed to determine how much material is needed to be calculated.
Do you think your estimate is more likely to be too high or too low
No, the estimate is not likely to be too high or too low rather the estimate of the material required will be almost equal to the volume of the sinkhole, but that does not implies that it will be exactly the same since the sinkhole is not uniform and regular in shape.
Answer:
3.5 Oz of chocolate
Step-by-step explanation:
1.6 lb of cookie dough is made from chocolate of 8 Oz
1 lb will be made by 8/ 1.6 = 0.5 Oz of chocolate
Therefore
7lb of cookie dough will be made from 7 * 0.5= 3.5 Oz of chocolate/
Answer:1.7 its positive
Step-by-step explanation: 0,15 . 16,-12
y1-y2/x1-x2
15-(-12)= 27
0-16= 16
27/16 = 1.7
I think you have to do 3cm/1cm
I think the small coin makes 3 revolution
As it is proved that the equation has no solution, Derick is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
We have to solve the equation in order to check if Derick was solved the equation correctly or not.
So,
Applying distributive property first
As the variable is already cancelled in the equation there is no unique solution.
In order for an equation to have infinite solutions the constant on both sides of equation should be same which is not the case in the given equation
So,
As it is proved that the equation has no solution, Derick is correct
Keywords: Linear equations, variables
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