19.6 would be the area of a single base circle πr² is the area formula
Answer:
D. y = 12.5x + 15
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the values provided in the table, the only equation that would be valid would be the following...
y = 12.5x + 15
That is because if we substitute any value provided in the table for x , this equation will correctly output the y value shown in the table for the attached x-value. For example, in the table 5 nights (x = 5) should have a total cost of 77.5 (y = 77.5)... Therefore, if we substitute 5 for x in the function it should give us 77.5 which it does.
y = 12.5(5) + 15
y = 62.5 + 15
y = 77.5
The answer would be: -5
Heres how you solve it!
First, change the x into a 0 so it can be removed.
y+2= -3/4*4
Now with the GCF you can reduce the numbers with 4.
y+2= -3
Then move the 2 to the other side causing it to change its sign into a negative
y= -3-2
Since -3 and -2 are both negative it would be -5
y= -5
then you are left with your answer.
Hope this helps! :3
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We have plane 1 flying SW for 4 hours at a rate of 415 mph. The distance he covers using the d = rt formula for distance, is 415(4) = 160 miles.
We also have plane 2 flying directly east (along the x-axis) for 4 hours at 327 mph. The distance he covers using the d = rt formula for distance, is 327(4) = 1308 miles. The angle in between them at this point is 135 degrees, and what we need to find is the length of the vector connecting the 2 planes. IF this was right triangle trig that distance would be the hypotenuse and we could solve for it using Pythagorean's Theorem. BUT it is NOT a right triangle, so we have to find some other means with which to solve for that length. We will use the Law of Cosines to do this.
which simplifies a bit to

If you add all of that together, you'll get
and you'll take the square root of that to get that the distance between the 2 planes after 4 hours is
2745 miles
The two expressions are not equal