Answer:
A. 0
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
has it gone expired
Step-by-step explanation:
Volume of sphere: V(s) = 4/3*pi*R^3 = (4/3)*pi*(D/2)^3 = (1/6) * pi * D^3
Volume of cube: V(c) = s^3
Volume of them is the same, I'm assuming you actually want to know the length of the cubic vertice
So s^3 = (1/6)*pi*D^3 -> s = (1/6 * pi)^1/3 * 6 = (36pi)^1/3
Answer:
(b) 0
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming a typo in the last term:
5 (1728)^(1/3) + 100(81)^(1/4) - ( 6(10)^(1/2) )^2
=5(12) + 100(3) -36(10)
=60+300-360
=0
To check how much Tim will pay to refill the gas tank using one of the on-site pumps, we can create a linear model. We know from our problem that the Renter's charge $4.50 per gallon plus a $5.00 refueling, so let

be the number of gallons and

the total cost.
We also know that the fuel tank in the car is half empty and t<span>he car has a 12-gallon fuel tank, so half tank is 6 gallons. Lets replace the number of gallons in our linear model with 6 to fin the total cost:
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Now, to find how much Tim will pay if he decides to refuel the car on his own, we can also create a linear model.
Let

be the number of gallons and

the total cost. We know form our problem that <span>refueling the car on his own will cost $2.59 per gallon and the late fee charge is $32.
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<span>We already know that half tank is 6 gallons, so
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Comparing the result of our two linear models we can conclude that the correct answer is: </span><span>
b. It would be cheaper to return the car on time and pay the refueling costs.</span>