Answer:
The diameter of Circle P is the same length as the radius of Circle Q.
Step-by-step explanation:
The radius of Circle Q is half of 52cm. So you would divide 52 by 2 and get 26cm as the radius of Circle Q. Therefore, the length of the diameter of Circle P is the same length as the radius of Circle Q.
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Forgive me but they deleted my answer for it did not have any work to be shown providing you know how to do Algebra you get X= 12 as your outcome. <span />
The radius of a sphere that has a surface area of 12.56in2 would turn out to be:
4
r²
(4x−101)(2x+3)
Apply the distributive property by multiplying each term of 4x−101 by each term of 2x+3.
8x²+12x−202x−303
Combine 12x and −202x.
8x²−190x−303
