As the word suggests, a quarter-sphere is a quarter of a sphere, and thus the volume of a quarter-sphere is a quarter of the volume of the sphere.
The volume of a sphere is computed as
So, the volume of a quarter-sphere is
Answer:
if he uses 1/2 for 2/3, then you can divide 2/3 and 1.2 by 2 to get the remaining soap needed to complete the wash
so to clean the last 1/3 of the car, he`ll use 1/4 of the remaining soap
the entire car needs <u><em>3/4 of a bottle of soap</em></u>
Add both equations giving x=1
Sub back into any equation which gives you y=1
Angle AXD = angle CXB (vertically opposite angle)
then angle ADB = angle ABC
then angle DAB = angle BCD
I couldn't remember the name of the rule
I said that they are equal if you look at the curve AC and DB
They called them that two angles that subtended by the same mirror (arc)
lead them to be a similar angle (angle - angle - angle)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Distribute the 5 into the parentheses (multiply them both by 5)
Subtract the 6.5 from -25.
Divide -31.5 by 15.5.
