The height of the pile is 150.7 mm, and the volume is V = 6,830,477.5 mm³.
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We know that each paper is 0.55mm thick, then if we pile 274 of these, the height of the pile will be:
H = 0.55mm*274 = 150.7mm
Now we want to get the volume of the pile of paper. Remember that for a rectangular prism of height H, width W, and length L, the volume is:
V = H*W*L
In this case, we have:
- H = 150.7mm
- W = 18.5 cm = 185 mm
- L = 24.5 cm = 245 mm
Then the volume is:
V = (150.7mm)*(185 mm)*(245 mm) = 6,830,477.5 mm³
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Answer:1,750,000,000
Step-by-step explanation:first the number ten to the fifth power is 1,000,000 then times five is 5,000,000. Then the number ten to the negative fifth power is 50 times seven is 350. 5,000,000 times 350 is 1,750,000,000
Answer:
The correct answer is 2.912 cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
A company is designing a new cylindrical water bottle.
Volume of a cylinder is given by π × × h, where h is the height of the cylinder and r is the radius of the cylinder.
The volume of each bottle will be 211 .
The height (h) of the water bottle be 7.9 cm.
Let the radius of the bottle be r cm.
∴ π × × h = 211 ; (π = 3.15)
⇒ × 24.885 = 211
⇒ r = 2.912
The radius of the water bottle is 2.912 cm.