Answer:
If L is the rate per hour, then the time required to leak 1 gallon is (1/L) hr.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the rate of leak be L gal/hr. Dividing "1 gallon" by "L gal/hr" results in (1/L) hr.
A yard stick would be used
Answer:
The answer to your question is 600 cups
Step-by-step explanation:
Data
Cylinder Cup
diameter = 30 in diameter = 3 in
height = 24 in height = 4 in
Process
1.- Calculate the volume of the cylinder
Volume = πr²h
-Substitution
Volume = (3.14)(30/2)²(24)
-Simplification
Volume = (3.14)(15)²(24)
Volume = (3.14)(225)(24)
-Result
Volume = 16959 in³
2.- Calculate the volume of the cup
Volume = (3.14)(3/2)²(4)
-Simplification
Volume = (3.14)(1.5)²(4)
Volume = (3.14)(2.25)(4)
-Result
Volume = 28.26 in³
3.- Divide the volume of the cylinder by the volume of the cup
Number of full cups = 16959 in³ / 28.26 in³
Number of full cups = 600
12/4=3
6/3=2
and 2/1=2
Hope this helps!
