Answer:
141.4 sq cm
Step-by-step explanation:
to find the area of the outer circle with a smaller circle inscribed within, you find the area of each and subtract the smaller area from the larger
the radius of the smaller circle is 2
we have to find the radius of the larger circle so we use what we know about its circumference:
C = 2πr
43.96 = 2πr
21.98 = πr
21.98 / π = r
r ≈ 7 cm
now use r = 7 to find area of larger circle:
A = πr²
A = π49
Area of smaller circle: 4π
Area of larger circle without including inner section is 49π - 4π = 45π
45π ≈ 141.4 sq cm
Its less than bc if you turn them into decimals, 15/53 would be 0.42 and 12/20 would be 0.60
Answer:
A^2+B^2=C^2
Step-by-step explanation:
(A)^2+(B)^2+(A)+(B)+2Cos(a)=C^2
Formula for finding mean:
Mean = (a1 + a2 + ... + an) / n
Mean is another word for average; average number of a data set.
Problems with steps:
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1) 9, 3, 6
Average = Sum/Count
Sum = 18/6
Count = 3
2) 14, 12, 17, 9
52/4
Mean = 13
3) 15,8,10,5,7
= 45/5
Mean = 9
4) 18,19,11
= 48/3
Mean = 16
5) 4,20,16,4
= 44/4
Mean = 11
6) 12,11,12,20,15
= 70/5
Mean= 14
7) 19,8,3
= 30/3
Mean = 10
8) 7,13,6,2
= 28/4
Mean = 7
9) 12,15,17,2,14
60/5
Mean = 12
10) 10,18,8
= 36/3
Mean = 12
11) 5,2 ,0,1
= 8/4
= 2
12) 3,9,5,16,7
= 40/5
Mean = 8
SOLVED !
Hope this helps!
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