1. 4 times 6
2. 8 divided by 2
3. 4 squared 2
All together, there were 461,538 bowls of stew eaten all together.
In triangle ABC,
AC = 12/ (sin30) = 12 / (1/2) = 24
DC = 24-x
DB = DC tan 30 = (24-x) tan30 <span>=(24−x)/</span><span>√3
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In triangle ADB using Pythagorean Theorem<span><span>x2</span>+((24−x)/<span>√3</span><span>)2</span>=<span>12^2</span></span><span><span>x2</span>+(24−x<span>)^2</span>/3=<span>12^2</span></span><span>3<span>x2</span>+(24−x<span>)^2</span>=432</span><span>4<span>x2</span>−48x+576=432</span><span>4<span>x2</span>−48x+144=0</span><span><span><span>x2</span>−12x+36=0
x1 = x2 =6
AD = AC - DC = 24- (24-x) = 6</span></span>
The <em>proposed</em> design of the atrium (<em>V < V'</em>) is possible since its volume is less than the <em>maximum possible</em> atrium.
<h3>Can this atrium be built in the rectangular plot of land?</h3>
The atrium with the <em>maximum allowable</em> radius (<em>R</em>), in feet, is represented in the image attached. The <em>real</em> atrium is possible if and only if the <em>real</em> radius (<em>r</em>) is less than the maximum allowable radius and therefore, the <em>real</em> volume (<em>V</em>), in cubic feet, must be less than than <em>maximum possible</em> volume (<em>V'</em>), in cubic feet.
First, we calculate the volume occupied by the maximum allowable radius:
<em>V' =</em> (8 · π / 3) · (45 ft)³
<em>V' ≈</em> 763407.015 ft³
The <em>proposed</em> design of the atrium (<em>V < V'</em>) is possible since its volume is less than the <em>maximum possible</em> atrium. 
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Hi there,
Sol:
Length of the swimming pool = 260 m
Breadth of the swimming pool = 140 m
Let the height of the water in the swimming pool after pouring water be h meters.
Volume of the water poured = 54600 m3
l x b x h = 54600
260 x 140 x h = 54600
h = (54600) / (260 x 140)
h = 1.5 m = 150 cm
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