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To find the volume of a cone, you multiply the base by the height and then divide by three.
First, we need to find the base. A cone has a circle for the base. To find the area of a circle, we square the radius and multiply it by pi (we will use 3.14).
4²=16
16×3.14= 50.24
Now, we multiply our base by the height.
50.24×8=401.92
Finally, we divide by three.
401.92÷3≈133.973 (to nearest thousandth)
Therefore, the volume of the cone is about 133.973 units cubed. If you were to use exact pi, it would be more like 134 because of all those decimals after pi!
Now you can find the volume of cones!
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For this case we have the following statement:
<em>"You have 2 meters of fabric and you cut 85% to make curtains, 50% of the rest to make the strips that hold it. How many centimeters of fabric were left?"</em>
So, we have:
2 meters ---------> 100%
x ----------------------> 85%
Where "x" represents the amount of fabric meters equivalent to 85%.
Thus, 1.7 meters of fabric were used to make curtains.
There are 0.3 meters of fabric left, of which half (50%) is used to make the strips that hold the curtain. That is to say:
Thus, 0.15 meters of fabric remain.
Thus, 15 cm of fabric remain
Answer;
15 cm
Angle bisector theorem:
CD/DB=AC/AB
REeplacing the known values:
CD/4=5.6/5.1
Solving for CD. Multiplying both sides of the equation by 4:
4(CD/4)=4(5.6/5.1)
CD=22.4/5.1
CD=4.392156863
Rounded to one decimal place:
CD=4.4
Answer: The length of CD is 4.4
Answer:
0.67 / 100 : 31^3 : 31^3 / 25cm^3
x 10
0.67 / 100 = 67 / 10000000 grams/cm : 29791 / 15625 / 29791
149253.731 : 0.52
divide by 1000
= 149.253731
= 149.3 kg
Ratio kg = 149.3 : 0.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Mole Ratio
The mole ratio compares the number of moles in a balanced equation.
This is the comparison between the coefficients in front of the chemical formulas.
If a formula lacks a coefficient, it is the same as saying there is 1 mole of that species.
Mole ratios are used to predict how much product a reaction forms or to determine how much reactant is needed to make a set amount of product.
Mole Ratio Units
Mole ratio units are either mole:mole or else it is a dimensionless number because the units cancel out. For example, it's fine to say a ratio of 3 moles of O2 to 1 mole of H2 is 3:1 or 3 mol O2: 1 mol H2.
