Answer:
I think they would be 7 4/6 & 5 2/8
Step-by-step explanation:
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$81.00
30% of 270 = 0.3 × 270 = 81
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Volume function: v(x) = ((18-x)(x-1)^2)/(4pi)
Since the perimeter of the piece of sheet metal is 36, the height of the tube created will be 36/2 - x = 18-x.
The volume of the tube will be the area of the cross section multiplied by the height. The area of the cross section will be pi r^2 and r will be (x-1)/(2pi). So the volume of the tube is
v(x) = (18-x)pi((x-1)/(2pi))^2
v(x) = (18-x)pi((x-1)^2/(4pi^2))
v(x) = ((18-x)(x-1)^2)/(4pi)
The maximum volume will happen when the value of the first derivative is zero. So calculate the first derivative:
v'(x) = (x-1)(3x - 37) / (4pi)
Convert to quadratic equation.
(3x^2 - 40x + 37)/(4pi) = 0
3/(4pi)x^2 - (10/pi)x + 37/(4pi) = 0
Now calculate the roots using the quadratic formula with a = 3/(4pi), b = -10/pi, and c = 37/(4pi)
The roots occur at x = 1 and x = 12 1/3. There are the points where the slope of the volume equation is zero. The root of 1 happens just as the volume of the tube is 0. So the root of 12 1/3 is the value you want where the volume of the tube is maximized. So the answer to the nearest tenth is 12.3</span>
Taking a quotient, we will see that she can make 7 bowls of cereal (and some leftover milk).
<h3>How many bowls of cereal would kathy have?</h3>
We know that for each bowl, she needs 1/2 cups of milk.
And we also know that she has a total of (3 + 3/5) cups of milk.
To know how many bowls she can make, we need to take the quotient between the total that she has and the amount that she needs for each bowl:
(3 + 3/5)/(1/2)
We can rewrite the total as:
3 + 3/5 = 15/5 + 3/5 = 18/5
Then the quotient becomes:
(18/5)/(1/2) = (18/5)*2 = 36/5 = 35/5 + 1/5 = 7 + 1/5
So she can make 7 bowls of cereal (and some leftover milk).
If you want to learn more about quotients:
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Answer:
x=6
Step-by-step explanation:
you need to get x alone so you divide by 3 on both sides
hope this helps!!! :)
example:
3x/3= 18/3
x=6