How do you find a side length of a cube with the surface area of one face (64cm)

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Answer 1
Answer: Fact #1:
A cube has six faces.

Fact #2:
Every one of them has the same area.

Fact #3:
The surface area of each face is (the length of the cube's side)²

Now that I look at this one more carefully, the only thing you need to know
to solve it is Fact #3.  (But you can keep the others and save them for later.)

The surface area of each face is (the length of the cube's side)²

64 is the (length of the cube's side)²

Can you find a number that gives you 64 when you multiply it by itself ?
That's the length of the cube's side.

Hint: If you don't get ' 8 ', work on it a little more.


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8x^(2) - 9x - 5 = 0

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When e = 4, f = 2, and g = 8. If e varies jointly with f and g, what is the constant of variation?

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Answer:

The\ constant\ of\ variation\ is\ (1)/(4).

Step-by-step explanation:

As given in the question

If e varies jointly with f and g.

i.e

e \propto fg

e = kfg

Where k is the constant of variation.

As

When e = 4, f = 2, and g = 8

Put in the above

4 = k × 2 × 8

4 = 16k

k = (4)/(16)

k = (1)/(4)

Therefore\ the\ constant\ of\ variation\ is\ (1)/(4).


in joint variation, the equation of variation holds the form 

e=k*fg, where k is the constant of variation. you can see how if either f or g increases, e increases as well, making e vary jointly with f and g. we are given the numbers e=4, f=2, and g=8, so when we input those into the general equations, 

4=k*2*8,
k=1/4

The sum of a number m and 7.1

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7.1+m

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How do you convert sin into cos, and vice versa.. Promblem: cos(6x) = sin(3x-9)

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The rule for converting sin into cos and vice versa is:
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cos ( 6 x ) = sin ( 90° - 6 x )
sin ( 90° - 6 x ) = sin ( 3 x - 9°)
90° - 6 x = 3 x - 9°
90° + 9° = 3 x + 6 x
99° = 9 x
x = 99° : 9 = 11°
Answer: C ) x = 11°

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x = y + 30 (I)

(x + 10)/(y + 10) = (3)/(2) 

2x + 20 = 3y + 30
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2(y+30) - 3y = 10
2y + 60 - 3y = 10
-y = -50
y = 50

x = y + 30
x = 50 + 30
x = 80

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Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zeppo, and Gummo have won 2 tickets to the opera. They will randomly choose which two of them have to attend. How many different 2-person groups are possible?

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There are 10, 2 person groups that are possible.