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Tamiku [17]
3 years ago
9

Help me please it’s due tonight. Need this asap

Mathematics
1 answer:
liraira [26]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Repost your picture; it is super blurry.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Your friend brings hot chocolate to school in the cylindrical thermos and drinks from her cylindrical mug shown.
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ok so solume=height times pi times r^2


1.
thermos, h=10, r=2
therefor
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40pi in^3 is brought to school


2. inside is 4 inches deep
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volume=4pi1.5^2
volume=4pi2.25
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answer is 9pi in^3


3. so find 80% of 9pi
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each times is 7.2pi in^3


4. ok so this is assuming that you fill the mug to 80% (7.2pi) each time and the remainder is it less or more or equal to half of 7.2pi so

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each pour=7.2pi
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is 4pi more or less than 7.2pi
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<u>Surface area of cone:</u>

  • A = A=πr(r+√(h₁²+r²)) = π*9(9 + √(9²+12²)) = 678.6 cm²

<u>Surface area of cylinder minus bases:</u>

  • A = 2πrh₂ = 2π*9*120 = 6785.8 cm²

<u>Total surface area:</u>

  • 678.6 + 6785.8 = 7464.4 cm²

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B. Cube+ pyramid

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<u>Total surface area:</u>

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