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Subject:
Math
Topic:
Geometry
Posting ID:
46167
OTA ID:
103997
A cylindrical can is just big enough to hold three tennis balls. The radius of a tennis ball is 5 cm. What is the volume of air that surrounds the tennis balls? Please explain..
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Geometry
Posting ID:
46484
OTA ID:
103074
Three buildings are connected together as one. One section is 9'2", another is 45'8" x 16'3" and the last one is 18'9" x 15'8". (The shape is a backward square letter c) What are the dimensions of the courtyard and what is the perimeter of the building? Please explain...
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Geometry
Posting ID:
46488
OTA ID:
103300
This is a conics problem that i have encountered and have problems in solving it....well i have started it but i end up with too four equations and too many variables. However, i didn't solve it in the parametric way so i suspect it could be easier but i do have problems in solving most conics ques via the parametric way. Well here is the question: "The equations of two ellipses are i) 4x (squared) + 9y (squared) = 36 (ii) 2x (squared) + 3y (squared) = 30. A tangent to ellipse (i) meets the ellipse (ii) at the points P and Q. Show that the tangents at P and Q to ellipse (ii) are at right angles to one another. IF it is possible to solve it.please provide with sufficient working that i... click for more
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Geometry
Posting ID:
46652
OTA ID:
104946
Graph the linear equation for the indicated values of the independent variable.show this on a Graph as well as the formula V=50n + 30, 0.1<= n <= 0.9
Subject:
Math
Topic:
Geometry
Posting ID:
47001
OTA ID:
103997
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