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What is the perimeter of 9cm 9cm 8cm 9cm and 5cm?
If you're talking about a five sided figure, just add up your figures.
What is the volume of a cuboid with sides 3cm 5cm 9cm?
135cm
What is the volume of an object with dimensions of 4cm x 5cm x 9cm?
180cm3
What is the volume of a cylinder of a 5cm radius and a height of 9cm?
Volume of cylinder: pi*25*9 = 706.858 cubic cm rounded to 3 decimal places
What os the volume of a cilinder of a 5cm radius and a height of 9cm?
Volume of cylinder: pi*5 squared *9 = 706.858 cubic cm rounded to 3 decimal places
How do you find the perimeter of 9cm 5cm 9cm 5cm?
9cm + 5cm + 9cm + 5cm = 28cm
9cm,5cm,2cm?
0cm
What is the perimeter of 9cm 9cm 8cm 9cm and 5cm?
If you're talking about a five sided figure, just add up your figures.
What is the volume of a cuboid with sides 3cm 5cm 9cm?
135cm
What is the volume of an object with dimensions of 4cm x 5cm x 9cm?
180cm3
What is the area of trapezium: 7cm , 5cm , 9cm : Area = cm?
It's 54
How can you use four rods that measure 2cm 5cm 9cm to measure a length of 1 cm?
11cm
What would be the perimeter of a rectangle 9cm 5cm?
The formula for perimeter is P=2XL+2XW which is Perimeter = 2 X length + 2 X Width. We want to replace L and W with the the numbers 9 and 5. I don't know which is which but lets say the 9 is the length and 5 is the width. So the new number sentence would be P=2X9+2X5. So now it's time to solve. 2X9=18. 2X5=10. 10+18=28. Your perimeter would be 28cm. Hope this helped! :)
What is the volume of a cylinder of a 5cm radius and a height of 9cm?
Volume of cylinder: pi*25*9 = 706.858 cubic cm rounded to 3 decimal places
How many rectangular tiles measuring 9cm by 5cm do you need to cover a narrow section of floor space which is 18m by 1.5m?
It depends upon how big a grout line you want between tiles. If there were NO grout line (i.e., tiles are pressed against each other), it would be easy to multiply 18m by 1.5m and by 5cm by 9cm, and divide those results to find the total of 6,000 tiles (27 square meters filled with tiles each of 45 square cm). If you line up 9cm tiles end-to-end, you will need 200 of them for 18m. If you line up 5cm tiles side-by-side, you will need 30 columns of them to get 1.5m.
How do i draw all possible rectangles with a perimeter of 30cm and sides whose lengths are whole numbers?
The answer is, you can draw a rectangle with these measurements: 6cm and 9cm 5cm and 10cm 7cm and 8cm
What os the volume of a cilinder of a 5cm radius and a height of 9cm?
Volume of cylinder: pi*5 squared *9 = 706.858 cubic cm rounded to 3 decimal places
