To determine how much of the barrel is left to fill, you must subtract the amount of water already in it from the total mass of the bucket.
25.5 - 5.2 = 20.3 Litres
In order to the fill the entire barrel, Kelly must collect 20.3 Litres of water. You must then covert the measurement from litres to millilitres so that the bucket and barrel are measured in the same units.
20.3L = 20300mL
You must then divide the amount of space left by the mass of the bucket. This will determine the least number of buckets needed to fill the barrel.
20300 <span>÷ 800 = 25.375
That means the you would have to do a minimum on 25.375 buckets to fill the barrel, or 26.
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49–2ax –a^2–x^2
Extract the negative sign
= 49 - (a^2 +2ax +x^2)
Factor using a^2 + 2ab + b^2 = (a+b)^2
= 49 - (a+x)^2
Factor using a^2 - b^2 = (a-b)(a+b)
= ( 7- (a + x)) * (7 + (a + x))
= ( 7- a - x) * (7 + a + x)
The total area of the room is 37.6376 and the no. of cans required to paint the wall is 3 cans.
The measurement of two of the walls is 2.86 metres and 3.16 metre
Area of the two walls = 2(length x breadth)
Area = 2(2.86 x 3.16) = 18.0752 m²
The measurement of the other two walls is 2.86 metres and 3.42 metres
Area of the two walls = 2(length × breadth)
Area = 2(2.86 × 3.42) = 19.5624 m²
Total area = 18.0752 + 19.5624 = 37.6376 m²
If one can of paint can cover 15 m², the no. of cans required to paint the bedroom will be
No. of cans = Total area/Area covered by one can of paint
No. of cans = 37.6376/15 = 2.5091 = 3 cans (approx.)
Answer: 525
Step-by-step explanation:
if your looking for 150 percent of 350, the answer is 525 because....
150 x 350/ 100 =525
I feel like this is a trick question
In the question it states "Jordan uses 0.08 of the solution for an experiment"
Which means that the answer is 0.08. Jordan uses 0.08 of the solution
