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Answer:
9 gallons of water per minute
Step-by-step explanation:
First identify what you know:
1) The pipe was flowing water for eight minutes.
2) In that eight minutes, 72 gallons of water came out.
So, if 72 gallons of water came out in eight minutes, how many gallons flowed out in a single minute? Well, assuming that the flow rate was consistent, then simply divide the total number of gallons that flowed out, by the number of minutes the pipe was open!
72/8 = 9
The pipe released 9 gallons of water per minute, thus resulting in 72 gallons of water in 8 minutes!
Hope this helps! :)
Answer: A, C, D
If you try plugging in a few different numbers into these equations, you will get only 1 result.
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They give the formula as:
Surface Area =<span> (2 • <span>π <span>• r²) + (2 • <span>π • r • height)</span></span></span></span>
However the 2*PI*r^2 part of the formula is used to calculate the 2 "ends" of a cylinder. Since the problem states that you are NOT to count any of surface area of the "ends" then you only need the <span>(2 • <span>π • r • height) part of the formula.
So, r = 3 inches and height = 8 * 3 inches, the side area equals
2 * PI * r * height
2 * 3.14159 * 3 * 24 =
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452.39 cubic inches which is the lateral area.</span></span></span>
