Are the lines parallel, perpendicular, or neither ? 3y=-x 3x=y
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All Cavaliere's principle says is that a slanted cylinder (for example) has the same volume as a cylinder with perpendicular parallel lines that the cylinder is sitting on.
I little known or maybe not a well emphasized fact is that the base is the same all the way up the cylinder. The coin picture below shows that. The basic formula for a Cavaliere cylinder is the same as for an ordinary cylinder.
See picture below
Formula
V = B * H
Sub and Solve
V = 1024
r = 8
p=3.14
V = pi*r^2 * h
1024 = 3.14*8^2 * h combine the right side.
1024 = 3.14*64 *h
1024 = 200.96 * h divide by 200.96
1024/200.96 = h
You are only getting 5 inches.
None of your answers work.The conversion to meters is going to give you an even smaller number. If you add a comment, I'll come back and edit this question.
All Cavaliere's principle says is that a slanted cylinder (for example) has the same volume as a cylinder with perpendicular parallel lines that the cylinder is sitting on.
I little known or maybe not a well emphasized fact is that the base is the same all the way up the cylinder. The coin picture below shows that. The basic formula for a Cavaliere cylinder is the same as for an ordinary cylinder.
See picture below
Formula
V = B * H
Sub and Solve
V = 1024
r = 8
p=3.14
V = pi*r^2 * h
1024 = 3.14*8^2 * h combine the right side.
1024 = 3.14*64 *h
1024 = 200.96 * h divide by 200.96
1024/200.96 = h
You are only getting 5 inches.
None of your answers work.The conversion to meters is going to give you an even smaller number. If you add a comment, I'll come back and edit this question.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Similar Triangles</u>
Lines ST and QR are parallel. Thus, angles S and Q are congruent, and angles T and R are congruent.
Considering the triangle PQR, the sum of its internal angles must be 180°:
Substituting the known values:
Solving for R:
Angles S and Q are congruent, thus
Angles T and R are congruent, thus
Summarizing: