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Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Diana's Homework Book Post.

Even numbers, Pages 78-79.

4. A)


B)


C)

6. A)

Both rectangular prisms have the volume of 200cm.

B)

Both rectangular prisms have the volume of 10.5 m3.

8.


The need to put 24.3m3 of water in the pool.


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Chapter 7.3




Jumbo:
r= d÷2 V=(pi.r.r)x h
r= 20÷2 V=(3.14x10x10)x40
r=10cm V=314 x 40
V=12'560cm³


Popcorn Lover's:
r= d÷2 V=(pi.r.r)x h
r= 30÷2 V=(3.14x15x15)x20
r= 15cm V= 7065 x 20
V= 14'130cm³

Martha should buy the popcorn lover's one because it has a greater volume than the Jumbo one.Popcorn Lover's volume is 14,130cm³ and Jumbo's 12,560cm³.



Chapter 7.4





Outside;
r=d÷2 V=(pi.r.r)x h
r= 1÷2 V=(3.14x0.5x0.5)x10
r=0.5m V= 0.785 x 10
V= 7.85m³


Inside;
r= d÷2 V=(pi.r.r)x h
r= 0.8÷ 2 V=(3.14x0.4x0.4)x10
r= 0.4m V=0.5024 x 10
V= 5.024m³


You Subtract the volume of the inside from the volume of the outside.
7.85m³ - 5.024m³ = 2.826m³


The volume of concrete needed to make the culvert is 2.826m³