Answer:
Linear Equations In One Variable =
Next step :
in the equation y/6 = 156, it would be equivalent to y = 156 × 6.
so that :
y = 156 × 6
y = 936
this equation solved. (Answer : 936)
Yes the ratio would change because it needs 3 times more than the original amount so you would multiply it by 3
Answer:
I think the answer is 0.5 rate/number of songs she downloads. Sorry if I am wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
0.5x means that 0.5 is our rate and the question states that x represents the number of songs she downloads
False
it is false because the funds will not last forever, you will run out of money
Riki ...
Most questions on Brainly offer 5 points in return for answering one question,
but here you've listed five of them to be answered for 5 points. That's kind of
much.
Also, it's not clear what cylinders Question-2 and Questioin-3 refer to.
They might be the two pictures under the question, but we don't rally know.
Fortunately, all five of your questions are answered with the same formula ...
the formula for the volume of a cylinder.
Here it is:
Volume of a cylinder = ( π ) · (radius)² · (height or length) .
V = π R² H .
That's it. That's all you need to answer any or all of the five questions.
So I've actually given you everything you need to answer them, and in
doing that, I've already earned 5 points. But, being the ever helpful guy
that I am, I'll work out two of the questions for you, to show you how to
use the formula.
Question #1). <span>A cylinder has a radius of 14 m and a height of 6 m.
</span>Volume = π R² H
= (π) (14m)² (6m)
= (π) (196m²) (6m)
= 1,176 π m³ = 71,763,930 π in³
(Notice how confusingly and sloppily the question is written . . .
the dimensions of the cylinder are given in meters, but the
answer choices are listed in cubic-inches. I've shown the
answer in both units.)
Question 5). <span>A can has a radius of 2.8 feet and holds 86.21 cubic feet.
</span><span>Volume = π R² H
86.2 ft³ = π (2.8 ft)² (Height)
86.2 ft³ = π (7.84 ft²) (Height)
Height = (86.2 ft³) / (7.84 π ft²)
= 3.5 ft
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