Volume ratio = 1331/729 which is the cube of the linear scale factor.
To find the linear scale factor, let find the cubic root of the numerator & the denominator:
∛1331 = ∛11³ = 11
& ∛729 = ∛9³ = 9
So the linear scale is 11/9 ==> then the ratio of their surface area will be:
11²/9² ==> 121/81.
Note, if you have a linear scale, then the surface will be the square othis scale & the volume will be the cube of the linear scale
Answer:
Volume is 
Solution:
As per the question:
Diameter, d = 40 m
Radius, r = 20 m
Now,
From north to south, we consider this vertical distance as 'y' and height, h varies linearly as a function of y:
iff
h(y) = cy + d
Then
when y = 1 m
h(- 20) = 1 m
1 = c.(- 20) + d = - 20c + d (1)
when y = 9 m
h(20) = 9 m
9 = c.20 + d = 20c + d (2)
Adding eqn (1) and (2)
d = 5 m
Using d = 5 in eqn (2), we get:

Therefore,

Now, the Volume of the pool is given by:

where
A = 

Thus




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Answer:
x = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
(segment piece) x (segment piece) = (segment piece) x (segment piece)
2*x = 3*4
2x = 12
Divide each side by 2
2x/2 = 12/2
x = 6
Henry runs at a rate of seven miles an hour. I think you meant the second sentence to be 'Blake', because there is not attatched graph. They are both running at the same speed in this case.
I got this because 14 (miles ran by Henry) / 2 (hours ran) you get 7. This same equation is applied to (Blake?) 35 (miles ran by [Blake?]) / 5 (hours ran) also equals seven.
If you meant the second statement to be Blake, they are both running at the same speed, and x=7.
If you didn't, then there is not enough information to determine Blake's speed.
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Answer: Aiden bought 8 notebooks and 5 covers.
This is a system of equations problem. To solve this, we have to write 2 different equations and then solve them.
Our equations are:
x + y = 13
1.37x + 1.08y = 16.36
Where x is the number of notebooks and y is the number of covers.
To solve these equations, you can use anyone of these methods:
1) Graphing
2) Substitution
3) Elimination
The easiest way would be to graph them with a graphing calculator and find the point of intersection.