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An octagonal building 2010-06-23
From Nancy:
I have to submit my approximate sq. meters of an Octagon home in Costa Rica. All I know is all sides are equal. One structure has all sides at 16 feet and the second one has all sides equal at 8 ft. I then have to convert it to sq. meters. Can anybody help me with this? Thank you so much, Nancy
Answered by Penny Nom.
An average homework grade 2007-04-26
From vince:
If your homework grades is only 15% of the total grades and with an average homework grade of 90% what is your earn point for the homework earn point = average times percent
Answered by Stephen La Rocque.
Cubic feet in a mobile home 2005-07-22
From Jeanne:
my mobile home is 24 x 56. I'm trying to find out how many cubic feet this is. I'm going to set of some bug bombs and it says 1 can will cover 4000 cubic feet. I don't know how to figure my cubic feet. the ceilings are 8 ft high everywhere but the living and dining room. They are vaulted and approximately 10 feet at the peak. I just need an estimate.
Answered by Penny Nom.
Visitor wins or home wins 2004-09-29
From Paavn and Laddi:
I have a math question i am stumped on for one of my classes. The question states that there are 14 baseball games with 2 possible outcomes for each game, visitor win or home win. How many different total combinations are possible from the 14 games?
Answered by Penny Nom.
 
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