Answer:
15 bags
Step-by-step explanation:
She can fill 5 bags per each pound (because there are 5 per pound)
Since there are 3 pounds, and , again, each pound can fill 5 bags, she will need 15 bags.
Another way too look at it is to ask how many 1/5ths are in 3 pounds. To find this answer mathematically:
3 ÷ 1/5 = 15 because when we divide by a fraction, we need to flip it and then multiply (so 3 ÷ 1/5 is actually 3×5)
Cone volume = [PI * radius ^ 2 * height] / 3 therefore,
Cone height = [3 * Cone Volume] / (PI * radius^2)
1yr 47,000, 2nd yr 48,880, 3rd yr 51,617.28, 4th yr 57,346.7981 or 57,346.80
1yr 47,000
2nd yr 47,000 x 4% = 48,880
3rd yr 48,880 x 5.6% = 51,617.28
4th yr 51,617.28 x 11.1% = 57,346.7981 or 57,346.80