Question

Al has 2 water tanks on his property. The tanks are similar in size. Each has a height of 5 feet and diameter of 4 feet. One tank is completely full pf water but the other is only half full. How much water does Al have in both tanks? Use 3 for pi.

Answer 1

@isai

Answer 2

@sai

Answer 3

So what exactly is the lesson covering this question about?

Answer 4

its in volume?

Answer 5

Alright so assuming that the tank is a cylinder, you use the formula V=pie r^2 * h
you are given h=5 and d=4

Answer 6

what dors ple mean?

Answer 7

oh. Pi. mk

Answer 8

its pi. you know approximately 3.14 but the problem says to just let it equal 3. soo so far how u doin?

Answer 9

3*4*5 then?

Answer 10

bcuz the diameter = 4, r=2 so 2^2=4,yes?

Answer 11

yes u are correct.

Answer 12

thanks a very lot. ive a few more...can i tag u?

Answer 13

one you find the volume, divide it in half in order to find the volume of the other tank..and then add the volume together...sorry bro I have finals this week and calculus homework to do.

Answer 14

so. 60/2?

Answer 15

but ey maybe another day I'd be willing to help..I know how it feels to be stuck on a problem...and no one is there to help u...what kind of math do you have?

Answer 16

so 30+60?

Answer 17

its all volume

Answer 18

but its k. so 30+60?

Answer 19

so 80= answer ?

Answer 20

yes 80 is your answer.. I'm guessing you have geometry?

Answer 21

mhmm,

Answer 22

yes 80 is your answer.. I'm guessing you have geometry?

Answer 23

yes

Answer 24

tis all on volume.

Answer 25

im gonna post my next q. tnx again!

Answer 26

Oh you poor soul..YOu are still young...little bit of advice..taking Calculus your senior year is a feather,,,anyways good night dude!

Answer 27

feather= b****

Answer 28

mk.bye

Answer 29

I'm guessing this website doesnt let u cuss -_-

Answer 30

supposed to be kid friendly