Remember
xyz=(x)(y)(z)
if x and y and z are all perfect cubes, xyz is also a perfect cube
remmeber
(x^n)^m=x^(mn)
so if it is perfect cube it can be factored into
(x^n)^3, such taht n is a whole number
basiclaly, see if the expoent is divisble by 3
all of them should be perfect cubes
215x^18y^3z^21
split them up to see which ones need changing
215=5*43, not a perfect cube
could be changed to 6^3, which is 216
x^18=(x^6)^3
y^3=y^3
z^21=(z^7)^3
the 215 needs to be changed
Find the water volume of the pool. The formula for a vertical cylinder is V = pi*r^2*h, which here is V = pi(13 ft)^2*(4 ft) = 676*pi cubic feet.
Now convert this 676 cu. ft. to gallons:
Mult (676*pi cu ft) by the conversion factor (7.48 gal) / (1 cu ft):
676*pi cu ft 7.48 gal
--------------- * ------------- = 5056*pi gallons (rounded down from 5056.48 pi)
1 1 cu ft
The cost of filling the pool will be
5056.48*pi gallons $3
--------------------------- * ------------- = $48 (to the nearest dollar)
1 1000 gal
Well, let us solve this step by step.
We know that Michelle earns 349 plus 3% of the Purchase
price. Let us call the Purchase price as P, so that:
Earnings, E = 349 + 0.03 P
So if she earns 8,965 (E = 8,965) so we can find P:
8,965 = 349 + 0.03 P
0.03 P = 8,616
P = $287,200
We can use the law of cosines as follows:
We can rewrite this equation as
Okay. So, to find the percent change, we have to do change/original. In this case, it would be 12/15, because 15 and 27 are apart by 12. 12/15 is 0.8. Multiply that by 100 and you get 80. There was an 80% markup of the chair sold to the antique dealer.
