Answer:
62.8cubic units
Step-by-step explanation:
volume of a cylinder isπ×radius×radius×height.hope it helps.
Answer:
The answer is 44.80 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
First you want to find z
z = 180-(52+90)=38
and then try to determine which formula will try to give you x = Tan
Tan = Opposite/ Adjacent
Tan(38)=35/x
x=35/Tan(38)
x=44.80
1) 1/4+1/2
We need to convert the fractions.
1/4 is fine.
1 x 2=2
2 x 2=4
1/4+2/4=3/4
2) a+a
a can be written as 1a.
1a+1a=2a
I can't see photos and he doesn't know 3 or 4 and i'm confused on 5.
a=?
Hope it helps?
The correct answer is: [C]: " p = 6.25 h " .
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Explanation:
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It is clear that "pay" is a function of "hours worked" ;
So, we can eliminate: "Choice [B]: " h = <span>6.25p" .
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Try, Choice [A]: " </span>p = h + 12.5 " ; and 14.50 ≠ 12.50 ; (12.50 is the amount shown in the table. So, we can already eliminate "Choice [A]".
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Now that we have eliminated choices [A] and [B];
we are left with choices: [C] and [D]:
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Consider choice [C]: " </span><span>p = 6.25h " ;
</span> when "h = 2" ; does: "p = 12.5" (as shown on table)?? ;
i.e. " 12.5 =? 6.25 * (2) ?? Yes! This choice is a POSSIBILITY.
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Consider choice [D]: " p = 12.5h" .
When "h = 2, does "p = 12.5" (as shown on table)? No!
→ We can see from this very answer choice
(the equation itself) that when "h = 2" ;
the value of "p" is DOUBLE [that of "12.5"].
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The correct answer is: Answer choice: [C]: " <span>p = 6.25 h " .
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D.
f(x) can be written as (x+2)(x-2)(x-1)
by using difference of two squares to expand x^2 - 4 whch yields 3 x intercepts
similarly, k(x) can be written as
x(x+5)(x-5) which also yields 3
x intercepts (0,-5, and 5)
