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You have to setup two different equations first. One to get the total number of animals and another to get the total number of feet. Since all the chickens plus all the rabbits equals 105 animals, c + r = 105. Since chickens have two feet and rabbits have four feet with the given total as 360, 2c + 4r =360. Then we will define the first equation in terms of "r" by finding the value for "c" in the second equation. 2c + 4r = 360 2c = 360 - 4r c= 180 -2r Now we will substitute this value for "c" into the first equation. c + r = 105 (180 - 2r) + r = 105 180 - r = 105 r = 75 So, there are 75 rabbits. Then to find the number of chickens, we plug in the numerical value for "r" in the first equation. c + r = 105 c + 75 = 105 c = 30 There are 75 rabbits and 30 chickens. This equals 105 animals with a combined total of 360 feet.
0 C = 32 F 100 C = 212 F 180 degrees F equals the measurement of 100 degrees C 9 degrees F therefore equals 5 degrees C -40 F is 72 degrees F below freezing -40 C is 40 degrees C below freezing Convert F to C 5 times -72 is -360 divided by 9 is -40 C convert C to F 9 times -40 is -360 divided by 5 is -40 F
-40C = -40F Formula for conversion C-F C*9/5 + 32=F -40C*9/5 + 32 -360/5 + 32 -72 + 32 -40F Formula for conversion F-C (F-32)*5/9 =C (-40F - 32) * 5/9 -72 * 5 / 9 -360 / 9 -40C
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"360 degrees in a circle" is a common mathematical phrase that refers to the total number of degrees in a complete circle. A circle is divided into 360 equal parts, each part measuring one degree. This concept is fundamental in geometry and trigonometry, where angles and rotations are often measured in degrees.
Concrete has a density of approx. 2400 kg/m3 . A cube of concrete 150mm3 is 0.15m3.As such it's mass is 2400 x 0.15 = 360 kg.It's weight is 360 x 9.81 = 3531.6 Newtons.
360=Degrees in a Circle
it is W/C=.45 or W/C= .55 it is depends on the type of concrete
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360 degrees in a circle
simply workabilty is the w/c ratio in concrete. more the w/c ratio higher the workability and vice versa. and it is true that excess amount of w/c ratio doesnt give proper strength. so workable concrete i.e, concrete with proper w/c is must for good strength. *note: not considering the mix of concrete.
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