Answer:
Cost of Material per square foot = $1.7
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Length = 24
Width = 12
Height = 6.5
Find:
Cost of Material per square foot
Computation:
TSA of pit = 2[bh + hl] + lb
TSA of pit = 2[(12)(6.5) + (24)(6.5)] + (24)(12)
TSA of pit = 2[78+156] + 288
TSA of pit = 756 square foot
Cost of Material per square foot = 1,285.20 / 756
Cost of Material per square foot = $1.7
I’m going to use Pythagorus theorem for his question. // firstly I would do 20^2 + 16^2 = 656 // we them square root that number, so the square root of 656 is 25.61, meaning the missing length is 25.6
4w-7k=28
-7k+4w+-4w=28+-4w
-7k=-4w+28
-7k/-7=-4w+28/-7
k=4/7w-4
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15/3 = 35/x
Cross multiply.
15x=105
105/15=x
x=7
Abe have to take 7 weeks of school this quarter.
