Area of circle 1 = πr²
Area of circle 1 = π (10)²
Area of circle 1 = 100π km²
Area of circle 2 = πr²
Area of circle 2 = π (5)²
Area of circle 2 = 25π km²
Number of times the bigger circle is greater than the smaller circle
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Answer: The big circle is 4 times greater than the small circle.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Many fractions are equal. You can double both numbers to make a new fraction with the same properties, or times them both by 10 or more.
Examples of answers:
10/16
50/80
500/800 etc...
Answer:
-6
-21
12
Step-by-step explanation:
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P-paratheses (do any math that has parentheses around the numbers) y=(2x5)+25
E-exponents (do the exponents next) y=(2x5)+5^2
M-multiplying. (Basically everything is self explanatory from here to then cuz im lazy to list examples)
Just basically if you don't use PEMDAS, you'll get the wrong answer
The polygon is built of 7 triangles (picture).