To find the value of x, we can actually simplify this thing down using the property that ln(e) = 1. You can think of it as "What power do I need to raise e to, to get e^5?" Let's do that:
So,
x = 5
add the volume of a cone, V=1/3 pi times radius squared times h. The volume of the cone is V=355. Then you add the volume of the cone to the volume of the cylinder. the formula for the volume of a cylinder is V= pi times radius squared times h. So the volume of the cylinder will be V=923. if you add those two together the overall volume is 1,278.
When we want to find the distance between two integers using the difference, the best way is to plot them on number line. And then count distance between them. For example -3 and -1. But distance can not be negative.
1.8C +32
1.8x25 +32
45 + 32
77 degrees Fahrenheit.
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