It would be 300%
It is 4.
No prob, DTA....!!!!!
Thanks, GA....I didn't think about going the "log route"...that's certainly more efficient !!!
Oh well.....I guess we can teach some pigs to fall off a "log"...others???.....Mmmm.....
36 over 5 is 7 and 1/5 or 7.2
Mathmatically it is 19
In vine language it is 21
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Original volume.... = pi * r^2 * h = pi * (20)^2 * (20) = 8000pi cm^3
Adding 1500xm^3...we have that
[8000pi + 1500] = pi * (20)^2 * h
[8000pi + 1500] / [ pi *(20)^2 ] = h ≈ 21.19 cm
The water rises ≈ 1.2 cm
To solve, find x.
3 * x(?) - 5 = 10
What minus 5 equals 10?
15.
So multiply 5 * 3 and finish: 3 * 5 - 5 = 10
3 * 5 = 15
15 - 5 = 10
Therefore: x = 5, 5 = x
2+2=fish
I think this comes from our horse on a carousel question the other day......
I will assume 15 is in degrees
h = 25 cos(5x15) = 6.47 cm above the midpoint resting point
(that is the horse goes up 25 cm and down 25 cm from the midpoint)
[5 - (2 - 2(6 - 3) + 6)] + 2 =
[5 - (2 - 2(3) + 6)] + 2 =
[5 - (2 - (6) + 6)] + 2 =
[ 5 - (2 - 0) ] + 2 =
[ 5 - 2] + 2 =
3 + 2 =
5
1 kg / 2 bags = 1/2 kg/bag (1/2 kilogram per bag.....another 'unit rate'-type question)
The web2.0 calculator on this site can easily do this for you .......you know this, right?
7.75%/100% x 9000 =
7.75/100*9000 = $ 697.50
Philip's unit rate is 12 kg/4hr = 3 kg/hr of dough prep
in 6 hours he would prep 6hrs x 3 kg/hr = 18 kg of dough
