The formula for circumference is

.
To express the circumference exactly, plug the diameter in for

and put the

symbol in front of it. Don't multiply. This expresses the exact circumference.
Say you have the diameter of 17.
You can express the circumference with 17

.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
it is hard to know exactly by eye balling the graph I can't dissern the y intercept it might be 4.5 but it could be 4.33, but it looks for sure like the x intercept equals 6 but does it
the dots on the line are at (-2, -6) and (2, 3) so we can find the slope m
in the y = mx + b line equation b is the y intercept
m = Δy/Δx = (y1 - y2) / (x1 - x2)
= (-6 - -3) / (-2 - 2)
= -3 / -4
m = 3/4
y = 3x/4 + y intercept which i can't dissern (read directly from the
graph, but we believe y = 0 when x is six
0 = 3(6)/4 + y intercept
-18/4 = 18/4 -18/4 + y intercept
-9/2 = y intercept
-4.5 = y intercept
y = 3x/4 - 9/2 i think exact number means NO FRACTIONS but that is whole number so let me gaggle it What are exact numbers? Gaggle indicates exact numbers are integers example 3 ft in a yard 12 eggs in a dozen
y = 3x/4 - 9/2 multiple both sides by 4
4y = 3x - 36/2
4y = 3x - 18 <------------------ FINAL ANSWER
Answer: 3000cm3
To find the area you need to find the area of the triangle and multiply that by the height of the prism.
The area of the triangle is
.5*12*10 = 60
And the height is .5m = 50cm
So the area will be
60*50 = 3000
Answer:
379.94 mi²
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a circle can be figured out with this formula: πr² (3.14 is π here, as it says in the directions).
We know the diameter is 22 miles. Divide that by 2 to get a radius of 11 miles.
The equation now becomes
3.14(11²)
11 squared is 121.
3.14(121)
I recommend splitting the 121 into 100, 20, and 1.
(3.14 * 100) + (3.14 * 20) + (3.14 * 1)
Multiply 3.14 by 100, 20, and 1.
314 + 62.8 + 3.14
Add 314 and 62.8.
376.8 + 3.14
Add 376.8 and 3.14
379.94 mi² is the area of a circle with a 22-mile diameter.
Trick questionyou do not have enough information to make a equation