Answer:
<h2>V=1/3 pie r^2h (Formula)</h2><h2>12×22/7=1/3×22/7×3^2×h</h2><h2>Eliminate 22/7</h2><h2>12=(9×h)/3</h2><h2>Make "h" the subject of the equation </h2><h2>h=36/9</h2><h2>h=4m</h2>
Answer:
The answer is n + 3.
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Simplify.
2) Factor out the common term 2.
3) Cancle 2.
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The answer would probably be 16 meters
Answer:
17.0710678119 and 2.92893218813
Step-by-step explanation:
Theoretically, the wire should come out to be x+y=80,
and the sum of the areas of the squares should be (x/4)^2+(y/4)^2=300.
x/4 and y/4 being the length of one side of the square, we would then square that to find the area. The total wire is all x+y=80. X being one part and Y being the other.
Theoretically, using systems. i found the answers: 68.2842712474619,11.715728752538098
Again, these numbers are very large, and I they actually do both add up to each amount basically perfectly. If your teacher is asking for a rounded answer, that would've been helpful to know. But again, theoretically, those are the answers.
it should be 100/3 or 33.3 repeating
