Final answer:
To determine the number of days Meg will use all the honey in a cone-shaped container, calculate the volume of the cone and divide it by the daily usage amount. The volume comes out to be approximately 1,848 cm³ and dividing by 21 cm³/day usage, it takes about 88 days to empty the container when rounded to the nearest whole number.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks how many days it will take for Meg to use all the honey in a cone-shaped container given its dimensions and the daily usage amount. First, we need to find the volume of the cone, which is given by the formula V = ⅓πr²h. With the height (h) of 18 cm and the radius (r) of 7 cm, the volume of the cone is:
V = ⅓π(7 cm)²(18 cm) = ⅓× 3.14× (7 cm)²× 18 cm ≈ ⅓× 3.14 × 49 cm² × 18 cm ≈ 1,848 cm³.
Meg uses 21 cm³ of honey per day, so the number of days (D) it will take to empty the container is:
D = Total Volume / Daily Usage = 1,848 cm³ / 21 cm³/day ≈ 88 days
To find the nearest whole number, we round 88 to 88, hence after approximately 88 days the container will be empty. The closest answer choice is (D) 92 days.