#Volume cube stuff
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If a cube has side length a, then its volume is V = a^3.
Volume of any prism is always base × height, where base is the area of the shape in the bases.
Your shape in the bases is a square. Area of a square is a×a or a^2 in cm^2
The height of a cube is always the same as the side
Put it all together and you get V = base × height = a^2 (cm^2) × a (cm) = a^3 in cm^3
27 cm^3, not just cm.
Yeah that's what I meant
Well, if 25% is varnish, then the remaining 75% are spirits.
So, the ratio is 75%/25% = 3.
For the second one, mutliply the volume of varnish by 3, which we got above.
And for the third one, calculate the ratio by dividing one number by the other and expressing it as an ordinary fraction.
Wait so the first answer is
3
And idk the other two
Well, do what I said to get the other two.
So it's 60ml
But idk what to do for the third one
I don't know
alr
You're actually right on 60 ml.
I misread the question.
We must have the ratio of spirits to varnish of 0.25/1 = 1/4. So, the first answer would be 1/4, and the second would be 60 ml.
Those terms (spirits and varnish) just confused me a bit, sorry.
I got 1:3 for the first one
so it's 1:4
Dw
@hazy relic
Yes?
Can u help me
These questions
I think me and Lord are stuck
Spirits is 0.25 or 1/4
Varnish is the rest 0.75 or 3/4
The ratio of spirits to varnish is 1/4 : 3/4 which you can simplify further
And what do you get?
Or is it, it says 25% of the varnish not in total
If we're looking at 25% of the varnish is spirit, then 1/4 of the varnish is spirit. So spirit to varnish ratio is 1/4 as lord said
Which means if you have 240ml varnish, a quarter of it or 25% of it will be spirit
So this is correct
pour it into my horn (they don't know that it will varnish infinite area)
Gabriel's horn?? nah
alex-monke horn