The volume of a cube is V=s^3, so s=V^(1/3).
The area of a cube is A=6s^2, using s found above we have:
A=6(V^(2/3))
Let V and S be the volume and area of the larger and v and s be the volume and area of the smaller cube.
A:a
6(V^(2/3)):6(v^(2/3))
V^(2/3):v^(2/3), we are given that V=216 and v=64 so
216^(2/3):64^(2/3)
36:16
9:4
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
15*5=75
75*5=375
375+ 25*10=625
792-625=167
For 9. the third table and for 10. the second table
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
volume = 150.9m³
Step-by-step explanation:
in order to find the volume ,in cubic meter ,of a cylinder with a height of 3 meters and a base radius of 4 meters ,to the nearest theths place wee apply the formular for finding the volume of a cylinder which is πr²h
v = πr²h
given that
height = 3meters
radius = 4meters
volume=?
going by the formulae v= πr²h
v = π × (4)² × 3
v = π × 16 ×3
v= 48πm³
note the value of π = 22/7
v = 48 × 22/7
v = 1056/7
v= 150.87m³
therefore the volume of the cylinder to the nearest tenth place is 150.9m³
