Answer:
<em>On day the he covers </em>128.4 ft²
<u>Step-by-step explanation</u>:
Lets first figure out how much he has done so far
To figure out how much he does we can use a proportion
Set up a proportion for first day
2/7 = x/299.6
Solve the proportion
2×299.6÷7 = 599.2/7 = x
x = 85.6
<em>He covered 85.6 sq/ft on day 1</em>
Find day two
85.6 * 2 = 171.2
Find how much is left to do on day 3
299.6-171.2 = 128.4 ft²
Answer:
4-6b is the correct way to say it
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that the scale factor of B to A is (4 / 8) = 1/2
So....the volume of B =
Volume of A * (scale factor)^3 =
2720 * (1/2)^3 =
2720 * 1/8 =
<span>340 cm^3</span>
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<span>Hope this helps :)</span>
Answer:
0.9 tons or 9 tons
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>For 1800 pounds</u>
1 ton = 0.0005 pounds
so
0.9 tons = 1800 pounds
<u>For 18000 pounds</u>
1 ton = 0.0005 pounds
so
9 tons = 18000 pounds
Answer:
Matt will need 10176 square quilts to cover the wall
Step-by-step explanation:
To answer this perfectly, we will have to first convert everything to the same unit.
dimensions of the quilt squares = 3 inches
Length of the wall = 1 yard = 36 inches
Breadth of the wall = 212 feet = 2544 inches.
The next step, is to find the area of the wall that Matt is covering.
Area of wall = length X breadth = 36 X 2544 = 
We will also find the area of the square quilts. This is given as length X length = 
=
to get the number of square quilts that will cover that area, we will have to divide the area of the wall by the area of the quilts
= 91584 /9 = 10176 quilts
Matt will need 10176 quilts to cover the wall
