"One rotation" would be the circumference of the wheel, which is
C = 2*pi*r, or (here) C = 2*pi*(8 inches) = 16*pi inches.
1 ft
Convert this to feet: 16*pi inches times ---------------
12 inches
Here "inches" cancels out and you are left with (4/3)pi ft.
So, one rotation of the wheel moves you and your bike forward (4/3)pi ft.
Divide this into 700 feet:
700 ft 2100
------------- = --------- rotations = 525 rotations (answer)
(4/3) pi ft 4
Answer:
The water costs $1.90, the chips are $.95 and the milk is $3.80.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let m = milk
Let w = water
Let c = chips
2m+6w+7c =25.65 w = 2c m = w + 1.90
For the first equation, substitute w for 2C and m for w + 1.90 to get:
2(w+1.90) +6(2c) + 7c = 25.65
2w+3.8+12c+7c=25.65
2w+19c = 21.85
Now substitute 2c for w:
2(2c)+19c =21.85
4c + 19c = 21.85
23c = 21.85
c = .95 Now that we know the cost of the chips we can use that to find the water and the milk for the original equations that we wrote at the top.
w = 2c
w=2(.95) = 1.90
m = w + 1.90 = 1.90+1.90 = 3.80
Circumference of a circle:
C = 2 r π;
Length of an arc:
L = r π α / 180°
L = r π · 30° / 180° = r π /6
r π /6 : 2 r π = 1/6 : 2 = 1/12
Answer: A ) 1/12
Answer:
=135.53°
Step-by-step explanation:
The bearing that the captain should turn is the angle difference between the two islands from the position of the ship.
Let C be the position of the ship, then
AB is c=160
AC is b=220
BC is a=200
We use the cosine rule as follows:
c²=a²+b²-2ab Cos C
160²=200²+220²-2×200×220 Cos C
25600=88400-88000Cos C
88000 Cos C=88400-25600
88000Cos C=62800
Divide both sides by 88000.
Cos C=62800/88000
=0.7136
C=44.47°
He should turn (180°-44.47°)=135.53°
Answer:
Joseph is correct, but i dont know the others.
