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A sphere and cone have equal radii and equal volume. Find the relation between the radius and the height of the cone
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When 306 stamps were shared among Pat, Kyle, and Ryan, Pat got twice as many stamps as what Kyle and Ryan got together. If Kyle got 18 stamps more than Ryan, how many stamps did Ryan get? Don't forget to show your work.
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A bookshop had 60 boxes of pencils. Each box contained 85 pencils. Half of the pencils were packed into packets of 25 pencils and the rest were packed into packets of 20. How many packets of pencils were there altogether? My answer is 229 am i right? How many pencils were left...
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Mia gave 1/3 of her 24 marbles to david. how many did daviv get? I said 8
chemistry
mass of the metal 7.26g volume of water in the calorimeter 10mL initial temp of water in calorimeter 21.5 degrees C initial temp of metal 95.5 d C final temp in mixture in calorimeter 23.8 D C question: calculate the energy lost by the metal taking into consideration that it i...
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Peter has twice many stickers as Ali. Ali has 40 more stickers than Carlos. They have 300 stickers altogether. How many stickers does Peter have?
chemistry
Silicon carbide is one of the hardest materials known. It is often known commercially as carborundum. Silicon carbide is used primarily as an abrasive for sandpaper and is manufactured by heating common sand (silicon dioxide, SiO2) with carbon. - What mass of SiC should result...
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2KI+Pb(NO3)2=2KNO3+PbI2 suppose a solution containing 1.25g of KI is combined with a solution containing 2.42g Pb(NO3)2 _what mass of the yellow PbI would result what is the limiting reactant How much in grams of the excess reactant was used how much in grams of the excess rea...
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A fruit seller has an equal number of apples and oranges.He sold 109 oranges and 45 apples.The number of apples left is 5 times the number of oranges left.What is the total number of fruit he had at first?
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