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Question 566766: The textbook says:
In the drawing, P, which is a vertex of the rectangular prism, has coordinates (2,3,4) on the coordinate plane. Point Q, which is also a vertex, is located at the origin.Find the remaining six coordinates of the rectangular prism.
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Question 566035: ok i have ABSOLUTLEY NO CLUE WHAT TO DO I AM SOOO LOST ! PLEASE SOMEONE HELPME!!
Find the radius of the right cylinder shown, in which the height of the cylinder is equal to the diameter.
ok, soo what i did is find the surface area.
S=2*pi*radius^2+28pi*raduis
so i plugged in the numbers
150pi=2pir^2+2pir(2r)
after that i dont know what todo.. HONESTLEY i dont even think i did it right...
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Question 566035: ok i have ABSOLUTLEY NO CLUE WHAT TO DO I AM SOOO LOST ! PLEASE SOMEONE HELPME!!
Find the radius of the right cylinder shown, in which the height of the cylinder is equal to the diameter.
ok, soo what i did is find the surface area.
S=2*pi*radius^2+28pi*raduis
so i plugged in the numbers
150pi=2pir^2+2pir(2r)
after that i dont know what todo.. HONESTLEY i dont even think i did it right...
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Question 558852: A farmer's silo is the shape of a cylinder with a hemisphere as the roof. If the radius of the hemisphere is 10 feet and the height of the silo is h feet, express the volume of the silo as a function of h.
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Question 558597: Could you please help with question I cannot copy it because of a picture you will have to see here is the website http://www.analyzemath.com/middle_school_math/grade_8/problems.html
Look at question number 11 and 13 or you could just to either.
thank you
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Question 550880: I need to pack round objects into a rectangular box. The box is a fixed length of 20" and fixed width of 10". If the part is a round cylinder of 3.5" diameter, how many can I get in the box? If the part is 4.5", how many can I get in the box? I'm really asking: "What is the formula to determine this?"
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Question 544815: Hello,
I am trying to imagine using three flash lights in a ball to light it up without changing the balance of the ball (too much). If the end of each light is at the center, could they be positioned to be equidistant from each other?
If it were just a single plane, then the angle between each would be 120 degrees. How should two be rotated along other planes to have the ends be equidistant in space?
Thanks!
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Question 544190: what is the exact area of the base of a circular swimming pool with diameter of 16ft?
i tried a=3.14xrxr x is the multiplication symbol
so 3.14 x 8 x 8 and it was equal to 200.96 which is none of the answer choices
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Question 499276: A cylindrical tin of height h cm and radius r cm, has a surface area, including its top and bottom, A cm^2.
i) Write down an expression a A in terms of r, h and pi.
I got this to be A = 2pi r h + 2pi r^2
ii) A tin of height 6cm has surface area 54picm^2. What is the radius of the tin?
I'm not sure how to work this part out.
iii) Another tin has the same diameter as height. Its surface area is 150picm^2. What is its radius?
I'd really appreciate your help.
h = 6
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Question 473020: A tub is shaped like a rectangular solid, with internal measurements of 2 feet*2 feet*5 feet. If two faucets, each with an output of 2 cubic feet of water per minute pour water into the tub simultaneously, how many minutes does it take to fill the tub completely?
Help me please.
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Question 459755: Sphere B has 4 times the surface area of sphere A. How many times the volume of sphere A is the volume of sphere B?
I know the surface area formula for a sphere is 4(pi)(r)^2, however, when i did the problem, i was not sure whether the answer was 4pi?
Could you please help me out?
Thank you.
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Question 459755: Sphere B has 4 times the surface area of sphere A. How many times the volume of sphere A is the volume of sphere B?
I know the surface area formula for a sphere is 4(pi)(r)^2, however, when i did the problem, i was not sure whether the answer was 4pi?
Could you please help me out?
Thank you.
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