Answer: You would need 512 cubic centimetres
Step-by-step explanation: The first approach to this question would be to understand the properties of the shape given in the question.
If a cube has an edge with length 8 cm, then all edges measure 8 cm as well. That is one property of a cube. Hence, the length, width and height all measure 8 cm each.
The volume of a cube is given as follows;
V = L x W x H (and the answer is expressed as V³)
Since the length , width and height all measure 8 cm, the volume can simply be expressed as
V = L x L x L
V = L³
V = 8³
V = 512 cm³
Therefore to completely fill a cube with edge length of 8 cm you would need 512 cubic centimetres.
Answer:
5/3
Step-by-step explanation:
rise=5
run=3
so 5/3
Answer:
l = gt²/(2π)²
Step-by-step explanation:
if T = 2π√l/g
squaring both sides
(T)² = (2π)² × (√l/g)²
T² =4π² × l/g
T² = 4π²l/g
using cross multiplication techniqes
gT² = 4π²l
divede both sides by " 4π²"
gT²/4π² =4π²l/4π²
gT²/4π² =l
l = gT²/(2π)²
that is the final answer.
Answer:
19.63%
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of scoring 8 points is the probability of getting a dart into the green circle.
That probability is equivalent to the area of the circle divided by the total area of the square board.
The area of the circle according to 
, is 
cm squared
The area of the whole square board is one side squared: 20 squared = 400 cm squared
The probability is therefore equal to 
%
It wouldn't be able to be because since all of the the numbers that could fit is probably going to be a decimal. Let's say we find 4 consecutive numbers of 32.
Equation:
x+(x+1)+(x+2)+(x+3)=32
4x+6=32
-6 -6
4x=26
x=6.5 1. 6.5, 7.5, 8.5, 9.5
As you can see, the consecutive number is going to be a decimal.
