Answer:
Yes, more than half are being used. (292 out of 546 used)
Step-by-step explanation:
The first part of this problem is to determine the total amount of seats on the plane so we can determine what half of the seats would be.
1st class has 14 seats.
Business-class has 64 seats.
And the 4 economy classes have 117 each, meaning 117 * 4 = 468
So the total amount of seats are 14 + 64 + 468 = 546
So half that amount would be 273.
Now we can determine the number of seats being used.
1st class has (6/7) * 14 = 12 seats used
Buisness-class has (7/16) * 64 = 28 seats being used
Economy has 4 * (7/13) * 117 = 4 * 63 = 252 seats being used
So the total amount of used seats would be 12 + 28 + 252 = 292.
Note that 292 is greater than 273, so there is indeed more than half the seats on the plane being used.
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Answer:
Check below
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Check the rectangle below with a line k, the axis of rotation in the center of the figure.
2) Since it has a perimeter of 32 units and it is to be rotated about the line, the solid to be created it is a cylinder. As you can see below.
3) Let's calculate its radius, based on the information given, i.e. the perimeter:

Since the line of rotation is the center, and the radius is half the line segment of the basis, then the radius is 5.
For number 1a. the answer is 7 to 26 or
7:26 or

For number 2a. the answer is 8 to 28 or
8:28 or

For number 3a. the answer is 12 to 13 or
12:13 or

For number 4a. the answer is 19 to 12 or
19:12 or

For number 5a. the answer is 29 to 10 or
29:10 or

For number 6a. the answer is 11 to 28 or
11:28 or

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