For each number,there is a 16 probability of rolling it (so 16 for the 1 and also 16 for the 4)
Surface area=area needed to wrap a box
volume=amount of space in the box
surface area=2hl+2hw+2wl=2(hl+hw+wl)
volume=hlw
h=height
l=legnth
w=width
a. surface area is the outside area. lets say you have a cardboard cube and cut it on all the corners and edges so you ended up with 6 squares, the total areas of those squares is the surface area of the cube
volume is how much stuff can be put into the cube, we measure how many 1 by 1 by 1 cubes can fit into the object or how much water can fit in the cube
b. surface area is 2 dimentional since it is area and can be folded flat so the units would be square feet or square inches (ft^2, in^2)
volume is 3 dimentional since it is legnth width and height so it would be cubic foot, cubic inch (in^3, ft^3)
c. surface area=wrapping paper, wrapping stuff, painting an object
volume=how much water can fit in pool, how much punch to put in the jar to fill it up, which water bottle to bring so you have enough water
Answer:
i think c
Step-by-step explanation:
So we are starting out with 30 messages.
If 1/5 of the messages Lily receives are picture messages, then take 1/5 x 30 to find out how many that is.
1/5 x 30 = 30/5 = 6. So Lily receives 6 picture messages.
If 7/8 of the remaining messages are texts, then we need to find the number of remaining messages. If 6 are pictures and she receives 30 overall, then 30 - 6 = 24, the remaining number of messages. Since we know 7/8 of <em>this </em>number is the number of texts Lily received, let's do some more multiplication:
7/8 x 24 = (7 x 24)/8 = 168/8 = 21.
So Lily received 21 text messages, 6 picture messages, and 3 of something else!
Answer:
£159
Step-by-step explanation:
Charles buys 30 packs of pens.
There are 15 pens in each pack.
Each pack costs £2.80.
Charles sells each pen for 90p but he only manages to sell 3/5 of the pens.
How much profit did he make?
Step 1
Charles buys 30 packs of pens.
There are 15 pens in each pack.
The total number of pens in the pack is
30 packs × 15 pens
= 450 pens
Each pack costs £2.80
Hence:
1 pack = £2.80
30 packs = x
Cross Multiply
x = 30 × £2.80
x = £84
Step 2
The total number of pens in the pack is
30 packs × 15 pens
= 450 pens
He only manages to sell 3/5 of the pens
The amount of pens Charlie sells =
3/5 × 450 pens
= 270 pens
Charles sells each pen for 90p
100p = £1
90p = x
Cross Multiply
100 × x = 90 × £1
x = 90/100
x = £0.9
The amount he sells each pen =
1 pen = £0.9
270 pens = x
Cross Multiply
x = 270 pens × £0.9
x = £243
Step 3
The profit that he made is calculated as:
£243 - £84
= £159
