If the outer diameter of a metal pipe is 2.84 inches and the inner diameter is 1.94 inches, the thickness of the metal is
A. 0.45 of an inch
B. 0.90 of an inch
C. 1.94 inches
D. 2.39 inches
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Well, well, well. Looks like we have a metal pipe that's trying to figure out its thickness. Let's break it down, shall we?
To find the thickness of the metal, we subtract the inner diameter from the outer diameter. So, we have 2.84 inches minus 1.94 inches. And what's the result?
*drumroll*
It's 0.90 inches! So, the answer is B. 0.90 of an inch. Embrace your metal thickness, my friend!
To find the thickness of the metal pipe, you need to subtract the inner diameter from the outer diameter.
The thickness of the metal is calculated as:
Thickness = Outer Diameter - Inner Diameter
In this case, the outer diameter is 2.84 inches and the inner diameter is 1.94 inches.
So, the thickness of the metal is:
Thickness = 2.84 inches - 1.94 inches
Thickness = 0.9 inches
Therefore, the correct answer is B. 0.90 of an inch.