It is known that the area of rectangle A and square B is equal, if the length of rectangle A is 4.5x10 to the third millimeter and the width is 32x10 to the second millimeter How many square millimeters is the area of square B

It is known that the area of rectangle A and square B is equal, if the length of rectangle A is 4.5x10 to the third millimeter and the width is 32x10 to the second millimeter How many square millimeters is the area of square B


The area of rectangle A is 4.5x10 to the third power and x32x10 to the second power, which is 1.44x10 to the seventh square millimeter. The area of rectangle A and square B is equal, so square B is equal to 1.44x10 to the seventh square millimeter



The cuboid with a length of 60 cm is cut into a cuboid with a length of 20 cm. The total surface area of the cuboid is increased by 10 square centimeters. The volume of the original cuboid is 1


A total of = 60 ÷ 20 = 3 segments. 4 additional areas
Bottom area = 10 △ 4 = 2.5 square centimeter
Volume = 60 × 2.5 = 150 CC



If you increase the height of a cuboid by 3cm, it becomes a cube, and the surface area increases by 60cm2. What is the surface area of the original cuboid? What is the original volume


The original cuboid surface area is (90 square centimeter) the original volume is (50 cubic centimeter) the bottom circumference is: 60 △ 3 = 20 cm, the bottom side length is: 20 △ 4 = 5 cm, the height is: 5-3 = 2 cm, the original surface area is: (5



Cut a cuboid 50 cm in length into two parts, and increase its surface area by 80 square centimeters. How many cubic centimeters is its original volume?


80 △ 2 = area of 40 square centimeter cross section
40 × 50 = 2000 cubic centimeter volume



Given that the image with inverse scale function y = K / X passes through (- 2, - 6), and the image with inverse scale function y = K / X is in the second and fourth quadrant, the value of K is calculated


How can (- 2, - 6) be in the third quadrant



It is known that the abscissa of the intersection of the image of the inverse scale function and the angular bisector of the fourth quadrant is 2, and the analytical expression of this function is obtained


The abscissa and ordinate of the point on the angular bisector of the fourth quadrant are opposite
X = 2, so this point is (2, - 2)
y=k/x
Then k = xy = - 4
So y = - 4 / X



Please give three examples that can be regarded as inverse proportion function relationship in life|
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1. When the distance is fixed, the speed of the car is inversely proportional to the time
2. When the rectangular area is fixed, the length and width are in inverse proportion
3. When the total price is fixed, the unit price is inversely proportional to the quantity



Enumerate an example of quantity with inverse proportion function relation in life, the more the better


For example, when t is constant, PV = NRT, so v = NRT / P, where p is the independent variable and V is the dependent variable,



There are many examples of inverse proportion function in our life. In the following example, the relationship between X and Y is inverse proportion function
① A total of 10 L of water was consumed by X persons, with an average of 5 L per person;
② The volume of cylindrical bucket with bottom radius x DM and height y DM is π DM ^ 3;
③ The length of the wire is x cm and the radius of the circle is y cm;
④ Fill a bucket of water with a faucet for y
Please write the reason


The problem is wrong.



Examples of applying the properties of inverse proportion function in real life


Scale, when the weight of the object to be weighed is fixed, the weight of the weight and the distance between the weight and the fulcrum are inversely proportional function