Assuming you meant a "circular cross-section" of 201.06 in².
so, we know if we cut the sphere like a cantaloupe, in half, the circular inner-part of the cantaloupe will have an area of 201.6 in².
keeping in mind that, the radius of that circular section, is the same radius of the sphere, what is it anyway?
How did you get your first 3 answer just out of curiosity?
3. a. h(2)=1
b. h(-5)=57
c. h(-8)=111
4. a. g(9)=6
b. g(-1)=-14
c. g(-3)=-42
5. a. f(60)=140
b. f(0)=32
c.f(25)=77
The equation is AN=A1+D(N-1) A1 being the first number (2) D being the difference (in this case 5) and N being the nth term to find (34) so here you have AN=2+5(34-1) then AN=2+5(33). the answer here is 167.
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6 multiples of the number 18 we find one of
so the answer is 18
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Answer:
Please find attached the graph of the relationship between the gallons, g, and cost, C
The relationship between the cost and number of gallons is cost C = $3.25 × Number of gallons, g
Step-by-step explanation:
The given parameters are;
Number of Gallons, g 
Cost, C
6 $19.50
22 $71.50
From the given coordinates, we generate the graph using Microsoft Excel, as seen in the attached graph
The given coordinates can be used to find the equation of the relationship in point and slope form as follows;
The slope of the the given coordinates are (71.5 - 19.5)/(22 - 6) = 3.25
The equation of the graph in point and slope form is C - 71.5 = 3.25·(g - 22)
C - 71.5 = 3.25·(g - 22)
C = 3.25·g - 3.25 × 22 + 71.5 = 3.25·g - 0
C = 3.25·g
The relationship between the cost and number of gallons is cost C = $3.25 × Number of gallons, g
From the above equation, we have, that the price per gallon is $3.25
