Answer:
Area of circle A =113.14 mm²
Area of circle b = 314.29 mm²
Area of circle C = 452.57 mm²
Area of circle A = 254.57 mm²
2.25 times
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a circle = nr²
where n = 22/7
r = radius
Circle A's radius = 6mm
Circle B's radius = 6mm + 4mm = 10mm
Circle C's radius = 10mm + 2mm = 12mm
Circle D's radius = 12mm - 3mm = 9mm
Area of circle A = (22/7) x 6² = 113.14 mm²
Area of circle b = (22/7) x 10² = 314.29 mm²
Area of circle C = (22/7) x 12² = 452.57 mm²
Area of circle A = (22/7) x 9² = 254.57 mm²
Number of times the area of circle D is greater than that circle A = Area of circle D / Area of circle A
254.57 mm² / 113.14 mm² = 2.25 times
Answer:
504
Step-by-step explanation:
I think the correct question is like:The common ratio in a geometric series is 0.50 ( point 5) and the first term is 256.
Find the sum of the first 6 terms in the series.
If it's right, then
Sₙ = (a₁ * (1 - rⁿ)) / (1 - r)
S₆ = (256 * ( 1 - 0.5⁶)) / (1 - 0.5) = (256 * 0.984375) / 0.5 = 504
Cercumference = 2<span>πr
Then just multiply </span><span>π by denominator
radius will always be half of denominator
Answer 138.23
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I think it represents where something is starting from, like something growing up (a chart with rising numbers)
Answer:
Tonya proof is correct
and Pearl proof is wrong
Step-by-step explanation:
AKL and GKB are obviously congruent. But the reasons given are different, One of the justification is Vertical Angles Theorem, and the other is Adjacent Angles.
But the correct justification is the Vertical Angles Theorem, because the angles are Vertically away from each other, or the angles are at opposite sides of each other. Which is when Vertical Angles Theorem is applied.
Making Tonya correct since that was the answer he given.
The definition of Adjacent Angles is incorrect, this Theorem is used when the angles are Adjacent to each other. When the angles are on the same line as the other angle, is when the definition of Adjacent Angles is applied. Not in this situation
