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Where can I buy medal/pendant of Dominic of Silos?

Have you tried googleing Dominic of Silos jewellery factory outlet?

We have a silo of radius R. Somewhere on the circumference, there is a pole with a chain of radius r attached to it. The other end of the chain is keeping Spot the dog from running around randomly. Spot can move around freely, until the chain becomes taught.What is the maximum area of movement Spot can cover? (Note: the chain wraps around the silo for angles greater than 90 degrees in either direction, using the pole as a reference point, which effectively reduces the length of the chain available for Spot to move. The reference point of the arc that spot traces out also seems to move along the circumference of the silo for angles greater than 90 degrees in either direction).

It looks possible, but is a bit of a hefty solution. Needs approaching using polar coordinates. It's possible to find the area covered, but can't accurately calculate the boundary of that area, due to the expressions involved. Can try to type out a full solution, watch this space...

What are the plural forms of these nouns: silo, sheep, seed, scissors, genetics, and alchemy?

no seed plural i think is still seed

this is the question:A silo in the shape of a cylinder is required to hold 8600m^3 of wheat. a) find an equation for the surface area of the silo in terms of the base radius b) find the minimum surface area requried to hold this amount of what, to the nearest square metre.I get part a) but i dont get part b) because i dont know how to derive the equation to get the min surface area.the equation is:2πr^2 + 17200/rplease tell me how to derive it step by step, i know how to derive things but the 17200 over the r is the part i dont getany help is greatly appreciated thank you :)

Differentiate the formula with respect to r. Rewrite the second term with a negative exponent and use the power rule, if you don't like the quotient rule: 2πr^2 + 17200r^-1 2*2πr^1 + 17200(-1*r^-2) 4πr - 17200r^-2 4πr - 17200/(r^2) Set it equal to zero and solve for r: 4πr - 17200/(r^2) = 0 4πr = -17200/(r^2) 4πr^3 = -17200 r^3 = -4300/π = about -1368.7 r = about -11.10, which makes no sense... Are you sure that formula is right for the surface area? It should be 2pi*r^2 + 2pi*r*h.

I want to know if it is possible to build an undeground silo to launch a model rocket from. i want to dig it about 3 feet deep and cover it with tissue paper and put leaves on top of it so that it looks kinda like a real missile silo. would coming in contact with the tissue paper and leaves disrupt the launch of the rocket?

Determine the width of the projectile and then just use a steel tube to launch it from.You can bury the tube in the ground and it can be used as many times as you wish,and taken to different sites to use.Any steel tube stockholder will oblige you with diameters up to 24 inches from stock,and cut it to length for you.

A large grain silo is to be constructed in the shape of a circular cylinder with a hemisphere attached to the top (see the figure). The diameter of the silo is to be 30 feet, but the height is yet to be determined. Find the height h of the silo that will result in a capacity of 12,150π ft^3.

Radius of cylinder = (1/2)(diameter) = (1/2)(30) = 15 Volume of circular cylinder = (π)(radius^2)(height) = (π)(15^2)(height) = (225π)(height) Volume of hemisphere = (2/3)(π)(radius^3) = (2/3)(π)(15^3) = (2/3)(π)(3375) = 2250π So Silo Capacity = Volume of Cylinder + Volume of Hemisphere 12150π = (225π)(height) + 2250π Divide both sides by π 12150 = 225height + 2250 Subtract 2250 from both sides 9900 = 225height Divide both sides by 225 44 feet = height

Its a homework question thats extra hard

The volume of a cylinder is determined by the area of the base of the cylinder multiplied by the height of the cylinder. Because the base of a cylinder is a circle, to find its area, the formula is π(r)?. Multiply that by the height of the cylinder, and we have the formula: π(r)?(H) We then substitute the given values into the equation - Note: The diameter is 12ft, so the radius is half that, 6ft. π(6)?(22) = 36 * 22 * π = 792π ft = 2488.141ft So the answer is A.

I found this in the woods and it's pretty old. It has a concrete bottom and the roof is cone shaped. Its metal and has a door. The roof broke in a few places and its pretty rusty. On the door its very faint but i could make out EVER - NORMAN GRANARYand there was something tiny underneath that i couldn't make out. Its about 7-9 feet tall. I looked it up but couldn't find other people who have one. I found some old farm that used them. Anyone know what this is or where it came from? Not sure if this has anything to do with it but 20 feet away is an old barbed wired fence that pretty much gone and behind that is a big cage also about 7-9 ft tall with two small doors but that i can get into. It has no top

sounds like a feeder or a mini silo