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Archived Discussion => 2009 => End-of-year exams => Exam Discussion => Victoria => Further Mathematics => Topic started by: dcaridi on November 04, 2009, 07:07:00 pm
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hey guys i was wondering if u could help my by telling me what answers u got on the question about the right cone fuel tank in trig?
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I got 93.6%. The number of decimal places was unspecified. I worked it out like this:
Height ratio = 50 : 20 = 5:2
Volume ratio = 125: 8
Removed part = 125 - 8 = 117
% of oil removed = 117/125 x 100/1
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I got 93.6%. The number of decimal places was unspecified. I worked it out like this:
Height ratio = 50 : 20 = 5:2
Volume ratio = 125: 8
Removed part = 125 - 8 = 117
% of oil removed = 117/125 x 100/1
Who, I did it the hard way. I created my own radii being 10 and consequently 4 given the scaling. Then found both volumes. Then divided it and what not which gave me my answer of 93.6%
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[quote author=halobro link=topic=19179.msg193261#msg193261 date=1257323076
Who, I did it the hard way. I created my own radii being 10 and consequently 4 given the scaling. Then found both volumes. Then divided it and what not which gave me my answer of 93.6%
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Damn it, sounds so logical now. Not enough prep.
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oh gees.. my ways seems stupid but
i went
2/5 = 0.4
0.4^3 = 0.064
0.064 x 100 = 6.4
100-6.4 (because fraction removed)
= 93.6
wow.. weird. my looks silly.. haha
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oh gees.. my ways seems stupid but
i went
2/5 = 0.4
0.4^3 = 0.064
0.064 x 100 = 6.4
100-6.4 (because fraction removed)
= 93.6
wow.. weird. my looks silly.. haha
I did it this way :)
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will 94% be accepted?
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wait, if it start off at a height of 5 and ended with 2, doesn't that mean 3 was removed?? crapppp
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[quote author=halobro link=topic=19179.msg193261#msg193261 date=1257323076
Whoa, I did it the hard way. I created my own radii being 10 and consequently 4 given the scaling. Then found both volumes. Then divided it and what not which gave me my answer of 93.6%
Damn it, sounds so logical now. Not enough prep.
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Why thank you :)
Getting complemented by you is like Shane Warne telling me I'm a pro spin bowler. Or not.... But in all honesty, I just used it as a long way round tool that works, because I knew that if I attempted it your way would most likely mess up a ratio or what not.
Good luck tomorrow with accounting!
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I got 93.6%. The number of decimal places was unspecified. I worked it out like this:
Height ratio = 50 : 20 = 5:2
Volume ratio = 125: 8
Removed part = 125 - 8 = 117
% of oil removed = 117/125 x 100/1
you did the exact same way I did it!! :D