A crate has the shape of a rectangular prism. The area of the base of the crate is 252 square inches. The length of the crate is 4 inches greater than the width. The height is 2 inches less than the width.What is the volume of the crate in cubic inches?

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

3024 in^3

Step-by-step explanation:

let width=x

length=x+4

height=x-2

A=W×L

252=(x)(x+4)

252=x^2 +4x

0=x^2 +4x -252

use quadratic formula

x=14

W=14

L=18

H=12

V=W×L×H

V=(14)(18)(12)

V=3024 in^3


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Since it's easier to find the angle if one vertex is at position 0, let's consider position 0° for A.

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A state's license plates consist of four letters followed by three numerals, and 246 letter arrangements are not allowed. how many plates can the state issue?

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The state will issue 4,56,97,354 plates

What is exponents and powers?

When anumber is multiplied by itself a finite number of times, the number being multiplied is called the base number, and the number of times it is being multiplied is called the exponent. Suppose a number is being multiplied by itself n number of times, then this expression is called the nth power of the given number.

  • An exponent is the number of times a given number is being multiplied by itself.
  • The expression when a number is being multiplied by itself n number of times is called the nth power of the given number.

Given:

Number of letters = 4

Number of numerals = 3

As 246 letter arrangements are not allowed.

So, we have total 26 letters.

and numbers from 0 to 9.

So, the number of plates  will be

= 26*26*26*26*10*10

=(26)^4 * (10)^2

= 45697600

Now, deducted those 246 letter arrangements which are not allowed

= 45697600 - 246

= 4,56,97,354

Hence, the state will issue 4,56,97,354 plates.

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Step-by-step explanation:

5. Water is flowing from Tower #1 to Tower #2 in the diagram below at a rate of 20 gallons perminute. Initially, Tower #1 contained 1650 gallons and Tower #2 contained 570 gallons.
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Step-by-step explanation:

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  (20 gal/min)(5 min) = 100 gal

That amount has flowed out of Tower #1, so it now has ...

  1650 -100 = 1550 . . . gallons in Tower #1

That amount has flowed into Tower #2, so it now has ...

  570 +100 = 670 . . . gallons in Tower #2