Answer:
10x and 10y
Step-by-step explanation:
.40×10=4
.35×10=3.5
Answer:
The quotient rule for exponents states that 
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When dividing exponential expressions with the same nonzero base, <u>subtract</u> the exponents.
Step-by-step explanation:
Some rules to solve exponents are:
The quotient rule for exponents states that:
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When dividing exponential expressions with the same nonzero base, <u>subtract</u> the exponents.
Answer:
247 yd²
Step-by-step explanation:
this figure can be "split" into 3 sub-figures.
2 rectangles and one triangle "at the top".
these 3 areas can be easily calculated, and the we simply sum them all up, and that is the total area.
my approach is to pick the first rectangle to be the one extruding one to the right.
R1 = 11×5 = 55 yd²
the second rectangle is then the rest of the"straight" area up to the beginning of the triangle top
R2 = 8 × (13+5) = 8×18 = 144 yd²
and the area of a triangle is
baseline × height / 2
we can clearly see in our example, it is a right-angled triangle, so the left side is also the height, which is the remainder of the long side of the original figure, when we deduct all the other parts we used for the rectangles.
so, we have
T = 8 × (30 - 5 - 13) / 2 = 8×12/2 = 8×6 = 48 yd²
so, in total we have
F = 55 + 144 + 48 = 247 yd²
You can define each side of a triangle as A B and C, and define the other triangle as triangle DEF. You can then say that A=D, B=E, AND C=F.
Vcylinder=hpir^2
Vcone=(1/3)hpir^2
d/2=r
so
1.
d=8
r=8/2=4
h=3r
h=3(4)
h=12
V=12*3.14*4^2
V=602.88 in^2
2. cone that fits has same base area and therefor same radius
d=6
r=6/2=3
rcone=3
find height of can
V=hpir^2
21=h*3.14*3^2
21=h*3.14*9
0.7431=h
so
cone height=0.7431
radius=3
V=(1/3)(0.7431)(3.14)(3^2)
V=7 cubic units
3.
same base
find dimentions
s=s=s
V=s^3
27=s^2
3=s
Vsquarepyramid=(1/3)hs^2
s=legnth of base
h=height
h=side
V=(1/3)(3)(3^2)
V=9
C
1. 602.88 in^2
2. 7 cubic units
3. 9cm^3, C
