Imagine a big solid and you cut out that one piece
the big solid is 9 by 12 by 3+4 (LWH)
so the volume is 9*12*7=756 cubic cm
the small slolid is 6 by 4 by 12 or 288 cubic cm
big-small=756-288=468 cubic cm
the volume is 468 cubic cm
Answer:
Yes. Fertilization increases grape yields by more than 5 pounds.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let f-fertilized and o-old(unfertilized)
#First, we use our data to calculate the standard error:
#State both null and alternative hypothesis:
#We determine our degrees of freedom as 87.02(using R), we now compute the t-value as:
Since, the p-value is low, we Reject the null hypothesis. The is enough evidence suggesting that grape yields increase by more than 5 pounds than mean yields of unfertilized grapes.
Answer:
50.24
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: $9,900
Step-by-step explanation:
Convert the percentage into a decimal: 0.15
Multiply 0.15 by 18000
The product is 2700
Multiply 2700 by the 3 years
The product is 8100
Subtract 8100 from 18000
The result is $9,900