Answer:
£15.7
Step-by-step explanation:
32 cans x 50P = 1600p
1600p to Pounds = £26.66 (1600 divided by 60)
Remaining cans = 18 (50 - 32)
18 cans x 20p = 360p
360p to Pounds = £6 (360 divided by 60)
£26.66 + £6 = £32.66
£32.66 (Profit) - £17 (Cost of cans) = £15.66
15.66 to 3SF = 15.7
Answer:sinA=8/17
Step-by-step explanation:
Using Pythagoras principle
x=√(15^2+8^2)
x=√(15x15+8x8)
x=√(225+64)
x=√(289)
x=17
SinA=opposite/hypothenus
SinA=8/17
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Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
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Okay so first we need to find the height ofn one hay barrel. To do this we must use the equations v= h×w×l
We already know 3 out of the 4 variables in the equations, in this case we are given the volume so we must work backwards.
The equation will look like this:

First we must mulitpy 4 and 1 1/3 to get 16/3. The equation will now look like:

Next divide 16/3 from h then from 10 2/3 to get :

The height is 2ft. Finally multiply 2 by the number of hay barrels (8) placed upon each other becuase we're finding the height and you will get your answer of 16 ft in height.