One prism with a volume of 2400 might have a rectangular base with a length of 4 and a width of 5, as well as a height of 120.
V = l x w x h
V = 4 x 5 x 120
V = 2400
This prism would essentially look like a really tall rectangle, since the height is such a large number. I wouldn't accurately represent the units on graph paper, if I were you. Just label the sides with the numbers I gave you.
Another prism with a volume of 2400 might be a rectangular prism with a length of 8, a width of 10, and a height of 30.
V = l x w x h
V= 8 x 10 x 30
V = 2400
This would also be a tall rectangle, although it isn't as tall. Keep in mind that l x w x h is only the volume formula for a rectangular prism. I only used rectangular prisms because they would be the easiest for this example. A triangular prism has a different volume formula.
Answer:
<u>The area of the circular garden is 28.3 square feet</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's recall that the area of a circle is π * r², therefore if the diameter of the circular garden is 6 feet, the area is:
Diameter = 6 feet ⇒ radius = (6/2) = 3 feet
Area of the circular garden = π * 3²
Area of the circular garden = 3.1416 * 9
Area of the circular garden = 28.2744
<u>Area of the circular garden = 28.3 square feet</u>
Kulay, there is no such thing as a "step by step answer" here. You seem to want a "step by step solution."
I must assume that by 4/5 you actually meant (4/5) and that by 2/3 you meant (2/3). Then your equation becomes:
(4/5)w - 12 = (2/3)w.
The LCD here is 5*3, or 15, so mult. every term by 15:
12w - 180 = 10w.
Add 180 to both sides, obtaining 12 w - 180 + 180 = 10w + 180.
Then 12w = 10w + 180. Simplifying, 2w = 180. What is w?
B. It would be 5/2 and -3/4.
