Can you please answer subparts iv and v I sent an image of the other answers I got for the first three subparts to help you answer iv and v. Please show work and highlight answers when done?The shape next to question i) is the cup it's a cone. iv) You have 10 gallons of lemonade to sell (1 gallons = 3785 cm cubed). Each customer usesone paper cup. How many cups will you need?a. 207. 175b. 191d. 78v) The cups are sold in packages of 50. How many packages should you buy?a. 2c. 4b. 3d. 5 The cup can be divided in two right triangles, with base = 4 cm and height= 11 cmcmHence,Slant height (1)11 cm- VII +4- 11.70 cmii)Surface area of cup- Lateral surface area of cone (r-4 cm, I- 11.7 cm)= Trl= n(4)*(11.7)- 147.0 cm?il)Volume of cup-(4*)||- 184.306 cm3

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Can you please answer subparts iv and v I sent an image of the other answers I got for the first three subparts to help you answer iv and v. Please show work and highlight answers when done?

The shape next to question i) is the cup it's a cone.

iv) You have 10 gallons of lemonade to sell (1 gallons = 3785 cm cubed). Each customer uses
one paper cup. How many cups will you need?
a. 207
. 175
b. 191
d. 78
v) The cups are sold in packages of 50. How many packages should you buy?
a. 2
c. 4
b. 3
d. 5

The cup can be divided in two right triangles, with base = 4 cm and height= 11 cm
cm
Hence,
Slant height (1)
11 cm
- VII +4
- 11.70 cm
ii)
Surface area of cup
- Lateral surface area of cone (r-4 cm, I- 11.7 cm)
= Trl
= n(4)*(11.7)
- 147.0 cm?
il)
Volume of cup
-(4*)||
- 184.306 cm3

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