Answer:
The radius of the cone is 9cm
Step-by-step explanation:
This problem bothers on the mensuration of solid shapes, a cone
The volume of a cone is expressed as
V=1/3(πr²h)
We were told that the radius r and the height h are equal
I.e r=h
Substituting h=r in the formula we have
V= 1/3(πr²*r)
V =1/3(πr³)
To find the radius r let us substitute our given 763.02cm³ (note we assume unit in cm)
763.02= 1/3(3.142r³)
763.02= (3.142r³)/3
763.02*3=3.142r³
2289.06=3.142r³
r³=2289.06/3.142
r³= 728.54
r= ³√728.54
r= 8.99cm
≈r= 9cm
Answer:14
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y=56
x:y=5:3
Sum of ratio=5+3
Sum of ratio=8
x=5/8x56
x=(5x56) ➗ 8
x=280 ➗ 8
x=35
y=3/8x56
y=(3x56) ➗ 8
y=168 ➗ 8
y=21
x-y
35-21=14
x-y=14
Answer:
<h2>Yes the circumference is about times greater than their diameters</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
We will approach this problem by doing a check
Say the diameter of a circle is 4 cm
Hence the radius is 3 cm
We know that the circumference is 
The circumference is about 3 time bigger than the diameter
Let us try another case say the diameter is 6 cm
The radius is 3 cm
The answer is 3. -1/2 n + 1 1/2 n add the coefficients to get 1n or just n. then n-n is 0 what is left is 3.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
h(x) - j(x) => 
The negative sign out in front of the set of parenthesis changes the signs of everything inside the parenthesis, so now we have, without parenthesis:
which simplifies down to
