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What is the Value of the Bradex Number 84 K41 54.1?
84-k41-89.3
What is value of bradex number 22-A56-2.3?
The Bradex number 22-A56-2.3 refers to a specific collectible item, often used in the context of collectibles like plates, figurines, or other memorabilia. To determine its value, you would need to refer to current market listings, auction results, or collector databases, as values can fluctuate based on demand, rarity, and condition. For the most accurate valuation, consult a specialist or a price guide specific to the type of collectible associated with that Bradex number.
What is the value of Bradex 84-B10-145.4?
The value of Bradex 84-B10-145.4 can vary depending on factors such as condition, rarity, and market demand. This specific item is likely a collectible or decorative piece, and its worth can be assessed through online auction sites or collector forums. For an accurate valuation, it's best to consult recent sales or appraisals by experts in collectibles.
How much does a 4 x 10' steel plate weight?
To complete this problem we need to use the density equation, and first we need to find the density of steel.The density of steel is equal to 7.85gram per centimeter cubed.See related link below for the source of this.The density equation is this...Density = mass/volumeYou are trying to find weight... which is mass times gravity. You know the value of density so that part should be easy. Here is the tricky part. You need to know volume yet you have a plate. A plate is actually in volume even tho you only have 2-dimensions listed. We are going to assume that your 3rd dimension for you plate is a small measurement... like 1 centimeter.Since the value for density is in grams per centimeters cubed you need to convert your 4' by 10' by 1cm steel plate into all centimeters. when you do that your new measurement for your steel plate is ... 121.92cm by 304.8cm by 1cmNow plug all your values into the density equation7.85 grams per cm cubed = mass / 37161.216cm3Mass = 291715.5 gramsNow this seems like a very large number, but it is in grams. So lets convert this answer from grams to something we are more used to like pounds.291,715.5 grams = 643lbs to 644lbsThis is a pretty heavy plate, but also it is a large plate. Also, remember that I had to guess at the thickness of this plate since that value was not given. So this answer might be a little off. Also, in your question you have 4 x 10' I assume that you meant 4' x 10' and remember that the ' mark means feet.
The diameter of a round dinne plate is 10 inches what is the area of the plate?
25pi
