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In an inscribed circle of a triangle, all angle bisectors will pass through the center of the circle.
Pls. see attachment.
1st attachment is Triangle DEF. 2nd attachment is how inscribed circle relates to the triangle it is inscribed in.
Answer:
The rule for reflecting over the X axis is to negate the value of the y-coordinate of each point, but leave the x-value the same. For example, when point P with coordinates (5,4) is reflecting across the X axis and mapped onto point P', the coordinates of P' are (5,-4).
So what do you think the answer is true or false
Answer: figures C and D.
Explanation:
The question is which two figures have the same volume. Hence, you have to calculate the volumes of each figure until you find the two with the same volume.
1) Figure A. It is a slant cone.
Dimensions:
- slant height, l = 6 cm
- height, h: 5 cm
- base area, b: 20 cm²
The volume of a slant cone is the same as the volume of a regular cone if the height and radius of both cones are the same.
Formula: V = (1/3)(base area)(height) = (1/3)b·h
Calculations:
- V = (1/3)×20cm²×5cm = 100/3 cm³
2. Figure B. It is a right cylinder
Dimensions:
- base area, b: 20 cm²
- height, h: 6 cm
Formula: V = (base area)(height) = b·h
Calculations:
- V = 20 cm²· 6cm = 120 cm³
3. Figure C. It is a slant cylinder.
Dimensions:
- base area, b: 20 cm²
- slant height, l: 6 cm
- height, h: 5 cm
The volume of a slant cylinder is the same as the volume of a regular cylinder if the height and radius of both cylinders are the same.
Formula: V = (base area)(height) = b·h
Calculations:
- V = 20cm² · 5cm = 100 cm³
4. Fiigure D. It is a rectangular pyramid.
Dimensions:
- length, l: 6cm
- base area, b: 20 cm²
- height, h: 5 cm
Formula: V = (base area) (height) = b·h
Calculations:
- V = 20 cm² · 5 cm = 100 cm³
→ Now, you have found the two figures with the same volume: figure C and figure D. ←
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall a linear function, is a line on a graph made up of an infinite amount of points which satisfy the relationship. That means at x=3 there is a specific point on the line with an output. The value of a function at x=3 asks, what is the output y value for the input x value?
To find it, we locate 3 on the x-axis. We draw a vertical line directly to the line following the grid line. We mark the point on the line. We then draw a horizontal line directly to the y-axis following the grid line. The point we hit on the y-axis is the value of the function.
Here it is 4.
Answer:
4 inches wide
Step-by-step explanation:
