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A triangle with 2 congruent sides is an ISOSCELES triangle.
Answer: Isosceles
FYI: A triangle with 3 congruent sides is an equilateral triangle.
Answer:
ISOSCELES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
Step-by-step explanation:
B. 288.
C. 24.
D. 64.
113.04 cm³
678.24 cm³
904.32 cm³
7234.56 cm³
Answer:
The volume of the sphere is
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The volume of the sphere is equal to
In this problem we have
-----> given problem
Find the radius
----> the radius is half the diameter
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Answer:
170 muffins
Step-by-step explanation:
We start from the ratio between baker B and C
The ratio of cakes baked by both is 4:3.
We know baker C baker 150 muffins:
This mathematically means:
B:C = 4:3 = B:150
This means 4/3 = B/150
B = (4 * 150)/3 = 200
Baker B baked 200 cakes
We now move back to the first statement
The ratio between baker A and B is 8:5
Mathematically, this means:
A:B = 8:5 = A:200
8/5 = A/200
A = (8 * 200)/5 = 320
The number of cakes baker A baker pass baker C would be 320 - 150 = 170 muffins
To solve the problem, use the given ratios to calculate the quantity of muffins each baker baked. Then compare the quantities to find the difference. The result is that Baker A baked 170 more muffins than Baker C.
In this question, you're given two ratios involving three bakers: A, B, and C. First, let's figure out how many muffins Baker B baked. We know that for every 4 muffins Baker B baked, Baker C baked 3 muffins. This gives us the ratio 4 : 3 for Baker B to Baker C. Since we know that Baker C baked 150 muffins, we can set up a simple proportion: 4/3 = B/150. Solving this proportion, we find that Baker B baked 200 muffins.
Now let's tackle the ratio of muffins baked by Baker A to Baker B, which is given as 8 : 5. Again, we can set up a proportion: 8/5 = A/200. Solving this, we find that Baker A baked 320 muffins.
The question asks how many more muffins Baker A baked than Baker C. Given that Baker A baked 320 muffins and Baker C baked 150 muffins, the difference is 320 - 150, which gives us 170. So, Baker A baked 170 more muffins than Baker C.
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