If a container contains 18,000 ounces (oz) of beans, about how many pounds (lb) does it contain? [1 pound = 16 ounces] 70 lb 1,1
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I can answer only 1st coz I have no idea about 2nd problem..
Here Hypotenuse is 5
a =x
b =4
c = 5
5 square =x square +4 square..
25 =x square+16
25 -16 =x square
9 =x square..
√9 = x
3 = x..
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Let's make this simple. Let's have the small cone have a radius 1 and the height 1. This would make the bigger cone have a radius of 1 and the height of 2.
With this information, lets get the volume of both cones. The formula is this:
Plug in numbers:
Small cone:
Big cone:
The small cone has a volume of
The big cone has a volume of
Now, you want to find how many small cones you need to have the same total volume of the big cone.
You have the difference of pi over 3 comparing the big cone to the small one. You realize that the small cone has the same volume of that. Therefore, you need 2 small cones to have the same total volume as the larger cone
With this information, lets get the volume of both cones. The formula is this:
Plug in numbers:
Small cone:
Big cone:
The small cone has a volume of
The big cone has a volume of
Now, you want to find how many small cones you need to have the same total volume of the big cone.
You have the difference of pi over 3 comparing the big cone to the small one. You realize that the small cone has the same volume of that. Therefore, you need 2 small cones to have the same total volume as the larger cone