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30x6 = 180
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What is the answer for 30x6?
180
What is 30x6-1?
179 You multiply first then subtract
30 fathoms equals how many feet?
30x6=180ft.
Is this number a monomial or binomial or trinomial 30x6-1?
Binomial. Binomial. Binomial. Binomial.
What is the psi of 11500 gallons of water in a 12 x 30x6 foot pool?
This is a really fiendish problem, but we may have outsmarted it.Ordinarily, the dimensions of the pool wouldn't matter, because the pressure onlydepends on the depth of the water ... you always find the same pressure at thesame depth below the surface, whether you're in a pond, a lake, a bathtub, anocean, or a swimming pool. So our first instinct was to calculate the pressure at6-ft down, since your pool is 6-ft deep.But wait! Why is the quantity of water given ? Could it be that the pool is notcompletely full and sloshing over the rim ?Volume of the full pool = (12 x 30 x 6) = 2,160 cubic feet = 16,157.9 gallons.Ah hah! The pool is not full!Those 11,500 gallons fill it to only (11,500/16,157.9) x (6-ft) = 4.2704 feet. (rounded)The pressure under 4.2704-ft of water is 1.841 psi(rounded)(Using 5 psi = 11.6 ft of water, which we found somewhere on the www.)
What is the answer for 30x6?
180
What is the GCF of 70x4 30x6 60x7?
The GCF is 10x4.
What is 30x6-1?
179 You multiply first then subtract
30 fathoms equals how many feet?
30x6=180ft.
Is this number a monomial or binomial or trinomial 30x6-1?
Binomial. Binomial. Binomial. Binomial.
What is the 30 times table?
30x1=30 30x2=60 30x3=90 30x4=120 30x5=150 30x6=180 30x7=210 30x8=240 30x9=270 30x10=300
30 times tables?
30x1= 30 30x2= 60 30x3= 90 30x4= 120 30x5= 150 30x6= 180 30x7= 210 30x8= 230 30x9= 270 30x10= 300 30x11= 330 30x12= 360 UR WELCOME!
What is the psi of 11500 gallons of water in a 12 x 30x6 foot pool?
This is a really fiendish problem, but we may have outsmarted it.Ordinarily, the dimensions of the pool wouldn't matter, because the pressure onlydepends on the depth of the water ... you always find the same pressure at thesame depth below the surface, whether you're in a pond, a lake, a bathtub, anocean, or a swimming pool. So our first instinct was to calculate the pressure at6-ft down, since your pool is 6-ft deep.But wait! Why is the quantity of water given ? Could it be that the pool is notcompletely full and sloshing over the rim ?Volume of the full pool = (12 x 30 x 6) = 2,160 cubic feet = 16,157.9 gallons.Ah hah! The pool is not full!Those 11,500 gallons fill it to only (11,500/16,157.9) x (6-ft) = 4.2704 feet. (rounded)The pressure under 4.2704-ft of water is 1.841 psi(rounded)(Using 5 psi = 11.6 ft of water, which we found somewhere on the www.)
