I hope this helps you
540/100
54/10
5,4
Answer:
The distance between two points on a number line can be found by taking the <u>absolute value</u> of the <u>difference</u> of the coordinates.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Every point can be paired with a number on a number line
- The coordinate is the number associated with a point
- To find the distance between point A and B you subtract the coordinates in any order you like and take the absolute value.
Circumference = 2 pi r
2 pi r = 200
r = 100 / pi
Area of base = pi r r
Area of base = 100*100 / pi
Area of base = 3183.1 sq. m.
I might be wrong but don’t you need two equations to do the elimination process?
+1,-1 and your other would be 1,1
