Answer:
Rugby lawyer
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
A.) the balance is payed off during the grace period
Step-by-step explanation:
Paying only the minimum payment would cause the remainder of the balance to draw interest charges, whether paid during the grace period or before the due date.
Paying off the balance during the next billing cycle will still result in interest charges for the current billing cycle.
Paying off the balance during the grace period, however, will not result in interest charges.
Answer:
The area is π= 3.14 approx
Hope it helps!
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of circle = πr^2
Radius= r = 1 unit
So area,
= 3.14*(r)^2
= 3.14*(1)^2
= 3.14*1
= 3.14 or π if you want the specific answer
Answer:
Three cubes
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets first write down what we know.
<em>The dimensions of the pyramid are a base of 6cm and a height of 10cm.</em>
<em>The cubes are 2cm by 2cm by 2cm.</em>
<em>We need to find the volume of both to solve.</em>
First, lets solve for the volume of the pyramid. The equation is <u>Volume=base*height/3</u>
Lets put in the values we know.
volume=6*10/3
Multiply.
volume=60/3
Divide.
volume=20cm
Now that we know the volume of the pyramid is 20cm, all we have to do is find the volume of the cubes, and then divide 20cm by their volume.
To find the volume of the cubes, we just need to multiply length, width, and height together.
2cm*2cm*2cm=8cm
Now divide 20cm by 8cm.
20/8=2.5 rounding up to 3.
<em>Devin will need to melt 3 cubes to fill the square pyramid.</em>
Hope this helps!
