Billy is organizing his closet he has clothing bins that measures 20 inches high 18 inches wide and 14 inches long how many Bins does he need if its 60 inches long inches 36 inches deep and 72 inches high?

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Answer 1

Answer: ok so find volume of box and find how many volumes of box will be at least volume of closet
V=LWH

Vbin=20*18*14
Vbin=5040 in^3

Vcloset=60*36*72
Vcloset=155520 in^3

how many Vbins=1Vcloset?
how many 5040=155520
divide both sides by 5040
how many=30.8
round up
31 bins will hold all stuff
but only 30 can fit in closet, but will not hold al stuf

Answer 2

Answer: 30 in
is the answere that i had gottent

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A sphere and the base of a cone have a radius of 3 inches. The volume of the sphere equals the volume of the cone. what is the height of the cone, in inches?

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So the volume of a sphere is $V= (4)/(3) \pi r^3$ , and the volume of a cone is $V= \pi r^2 (h)/(3)$ (h=height, r=radius). Knowing only the radius, we can solve for the volume of the sphere. (Also I'm going to be leaving answers in pi form.)

$V= (4)/(3) \pi 3^3$
Solve the exponents to get $V= (4)/(3) \pi 9$
Multiply 4/3 and 9 to get $V=13.5 \pi$

Now that we know the volume of the sphere, we can solve for the height of the cone since the volumes for both are the same.

$13.5 \pi = \pi 3^2 (h)/(3)$

Solve the exponents to get $13.5 \pi =9 \pi (h)/(3)$

Divide $9 \pi$ on each side to get $1.5= (h)/(3)$

Multiply 3 on each side, and your answer should be $4.5=h$

A triangle has a base of 4 units and a height of 3 units. Mark draws the triangle again but doubles the height. How does the area of the triangle change?

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Answer:

It doubles the area.

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for the area of a triangle is a = bh/2. So, if we plug in the first triangle, you get a = 6. With the second triangle, the height is being doubled. We can represent this with the equation:

4 × 3 × 2/2

Both 2s cancel each other out, leaving us with a = 12. 12/6 is 2. Therefore, doubling the height will ALWAYS double the area.

Answer: The answer is B, please mark me brainliest.
Thank you.

Step-by-step explanation:

The math club needs to raise more than $552.50 for a trip, the club raised 12% of the funds, what inequality shows how much money each of the 7 club members need to raise if each member raises the same amount?

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ok so they raised 12%
12%=12/100=0.12
12% of 552.5=.12 times 552.5=66.3 was raised
552.5-66.3=486.2

divide by 7
486.2/7=69.457 about 69.46

each member must raise at least 69.46

Which describes independent events?A) Selecting two tickets by choosing a raffle ticket at random from a jar and disposing of the first ticket before selecting the second ticket.

B) Selecting a blue and green balloon by choosing one string at a time at random from a clown's hand, handing the first choice to your brother.

C) Rolling two ones in a row using a standard die.

D) Getting 5 multiple choice questions correct if you select at random from each of the possible answers, never repeating an answer choice.

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C.

All of the other answers are dependent because once the first action is complete, the sample from which you are selecting the second item is different from the first...

for example, A,

If you draw the first ticket out of, say, 25 total tickets, there is a 1/25 chance you will get that ticket. If you dispose of it and then draw a second ticket, there are now 24 total tickets so there is a 1/24 chance of getting that ticket.

C is independent because the dice itself doesn't change when you roll it again... there is a 1/6 chance of getting a one each separate time you roll.

hope that helped!

the local preschool ordered all new bicycles and tricycles for the new school year. each bicycle and tricycle is shipped in its own box. oddly, the manufacturer shipped all the wheels in a separate box. if there are 16 boxes of bicycles/tricycles total, and 45 wheels total, how many tricycles were ordered?