Suppose the diameter of a paint can is 6.2483 inches. What is the width of four paint cans on a shelf, to the nearest hundredth of an inch? A. 24.99 inches
B. 25.00 inches
C. 31.25 inches
D. 24.96 inches

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Answer 1

Answer:

Given that diameter of a paint can is 6.2483.

And we are asked to find width of four paint cans on a shelf.

Since we can only place paint cans adjacent to each other on a shelf, Total width will be addition of diameters of four paint cans.

Hence width = 6.2483+6.2483+6.2483+6.2483

= 24.9932 ≈ 24.99 inches( rounded off to nearest hundredth of an inch)

Hence correct option is 'A'.

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ANSWER

The solution is where the two graphs intersect, which is
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EXPLANATION

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and

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We need to graph the two equations.

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$y = (1)/(3) x + 2$
first.

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