Asked by Evelyn
twelve cans, each 6.6 cm in diameter are packed into a carton.
what is the efficiency of this package; that is, what percent of the total base area of the carton is covered by the cans? (use the formula A = πr^2 to calculate the area of a circle)
what is the efficiency of this package; that is, what percent of the total base area of the carton is covered by the cans? (use the formula A = πr^2 to calculate the area of a circle)
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Answered by
bobpursley
The carton is 3x6.6 x 2*6.6 cm^2
the cans have an area of 6*PI*3.3^2
the cans have an area of 6*PI*3.3^2
Answered by
Evelyn
answer should be in percent
Answered by
Reiny
The cans can be packed as 3 by 4, 2 by 6 , or 1 by 12
If stored as 3 by 4:
length of base = 4(6.6) or 26.4 cm
width of base = 3(6.6) or 19.8
area of base = (26.4)(19.8) cm^2
= 522.72 cm^2
Note that the area of the base for the other cases would be the same.
e.g. (2)(6.6)(6)(6.6) = 522.72
area of 12 cans = 12(π(3.3)^2) = appr 410.54 cm^2
Percentage of base covered = 410.54/522.72(100)% = 78.5%
If stored as 3 by 4:
length of base = 4(6.6) or 26.4 cm
width of base = 3(6.6) or 19.8
area of base = (26.4)(19.8) cm^2
= 522.72 cm^2
Note that the area of the base for the other cases would be the same.
e.g. (2)(6.6)(6)(6.6) = 522.72
area of 12 cans = 12(π(3.3)^2) = appr 410.54 cm^2
Percentage of base covered = 410.54/522.72(100)% = 78.5%
Answered by
Evelyn
thanks
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