We are looking for the inner perimeter of the track. Since there are two semicircles, these mix to form one full circle so we can use the formula to find the circumference of the circle with a diameter of 60 m, which was given to us. With a diameter of 60m, the radius will be 30m. Now we can solve this problem.
C = 2πr
C = 2π(30)
C = 60π
The semicircle ends of the track are a distance of 60π m, and now we just need to add the lengths of the inner track which are 100 m each. So:
P = 60π + 100m + 100m
P = 200 + 60π
P = 388.5 m
6 cases ordered
'p' jars in each case
Total number of jars is (6 cases) x (p jars/case) = 6p jars
Split 7 ways, each restaurant gets (1/7) of the total order = 6p/7 jars.
I sure hope 'p' is a multiple of 7, or else Harrison might
need to deal with the number of pickles in each jar.
Answer:
4.4mm
Step-by-step explanation:
Circumference of circle
2 Pi r
Diameter of coin = 22mm
Therefore the radius = 11mm
Therfroe the outer edge (circumference)
= 2 Pi r
= 2 x Pi x 11
=69.11mm
For the inner edge
Diameter = 5
Radius = 2.5
Therefroe inner edge (circumference)
= 2 Pi r
= 2 x Pi x 2.5
= 15.7mm
The difference is
69.11 - 15.7
=4.4mm
92+88+65+79+99=423
423/5=84.6%
5 is from the amount of percentages given
Given:
Measure of a cube = 1 unit on each side.
Dimensions of a space 2 units by 3 units by 4 units.
To find:
Number of cubes that can be fit into the given space.
Solution:
The volume of cube is:
Where, a is the side length of cube.
So, the volume of the cube is 1 cubic units.
The volume of the cuboid is:
Where, l is length, w is width and h is height.
Putting 
, we get
So, the volume of the space is 24 cubic units.
We need to divide the volume of the space by the volume of the cube to find the number of cubes that can be fit into the given space.
Therefore, 24 cubes can be fit into the given space.
