It's is true because 4 and 5are closer
system of equations means that we have a given number of equations with the same solutions.
If you only have tables, this means that you need to have one table for each equation:
For example, if you are working only with two variables, x and y, in those tables you can see the pints (x, y) that belong to each equation.
Now, a point (x, y) will be a solution of the system of equations only if it belongs to the data table for each equation
This would mean that if you graph those data sets, the graphs will intersect at the point (x, y) that belongs to all the tables of data.
another way may be using the data in the tables to construct the equations, but you said that you only want to use the tables, so this method can be discarded.
Answer:
if x= 3, so it's 32 if x= 2, so it's 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
- hemisphere volume: 262 m³
- cylinder volume: 942 m³
- composite figure volume: 1204 m³
Step-by-step explanation:
A. The formula for the volume of a hemisphere is ...
V = (2/3)πr³
For a radius of 5 m, the volume is ...
V = (2/3)π(5 m)³ = 250π/3 m³ ≈ 261.799 m³
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B. The formula for the volume of a cylinder is ...
V = πr²h
For a radius of 5 m and a height of 12 m, the volume is ...
V = π(5 m)²(12 m) = 300π m³ ≈ 942.478 m³
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C. Then the total volume is ...
V = hemisphere volume + cylinder volume
V = 261.799 m³ +942.478 m³ = 1204.277 m³
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Rounded to the nearest integer, the volumes are ...
- hemisphere volume: 262 m³
- cylinder volume: 942 m³
- composite figure volume: 1204 m³
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As a rule, you only want to round the final answers. Here, the numbers are such that rounding the intermediate values still gives the correct final answer. That is not always the case.
