Steve is adding wallpaper to a living room wall and he needs to know how much wallpaper to buy. If the wall is 8.5 feet tall and
12.5 wide, how much wallpaper should he buy?
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First take the inside diameter and divide by 2 to get the radius (4cm)
Then use
r^2 with 'r' being your radius to get the area of the base
The area is 12.7 cm
Now multiply the height by the area of the base to get the volume/ capacity!
40cm x 12.7cm (rounded to the nearest tenth) = 502.7 cubic centimeters
Then use
The area is 12.7 cm
Now multiply the height by the area of the base to get the volume/ capacity!
40cm x 12.7cm (rounded to the nearest tenth) = 502.7 cubic centimeters
Answer:
the percent reduction is <u>33.6%</u> and the number of people who were issued a parking ticket are <u>42</u>.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Last month in the village of 125 people were issued a parking ticket.
This month only 83 people were issued one.
Now, to find the percent reduction from this month to last month and the number of people who were issued a Parking ticket.
So, the reduction of the number of people who were issued a Parking ticket from this month to last month are:
125 people - 83 people = 42 people.
Thus, 42 people reduction from this month to last month.
Now, to get the percent reduction:
Therefore, the percent reduction is 33.6% and the number of people who were issued a parking ticket are 42.