Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Let the capacity of tank is x</u>
- 1/5x + 9 = 7/10x
- 2/10x + 9 = 7/10x
- 5/10x = 9
- 1/2x = 9
- x = 18 gallons
So basically to estimate your answer, you must
The amount of soil that the pot can hold is best approximated by calculating for the volume of the cylinder through the equation,
V = πr²h
We first calculate for the radius, r, given the circumference, C
C = 2πr; r = C/2π = 66 in/2(π) = 10.5 in
Then, substituting the known values.
V = π(10.5 in)²(30 in)
V = 10,390.81 in³
Thus, the volume of the soil is approximately 10,400. The answer is the third set.
Answer:
Option B is correct, i.e. The amount of water originally in Wilson's can was 2.5 gallons.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given is the graph of Amount of water (in gallons) v/s Time (in seconds).
It is a linear graph whose general equation is given as follows:-
y=mx+b.
Where y = Amount of water, x = Time, m = slope, b = y-intercept (when time is zero).
Finding slope of line, m = (2.3 - 2.5)/(1 - 0) = -0.2 gallons per second.
Finding y-intercept of line, b = 2.5 gallons (at t=0).
Hence, option B is correct, i.e. The amount of water originally in Wilson's can was 2.5 gallons.
