The formula for the area of a circle is
A=πr²
plug in the data we know
A=π4²
A=16π
Since we only we need to find the area of the shaded section, we need to twerk this equation a bit. (remember that the shaded section is 84/360 of the original circle.)
A=84/360*16π
A=11.728
A=11.73 units²
answer: <span>A=11.73 units²</span>
Answer:
∠?=40°
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that in a line AND a triangle there are <u>180 degree</u>s.
You correctly found the third angle in the left triangle to be 69°, Now plug it into the equation for a line, including 71°:
<u>69°+71°+x=180°</u>
1) Combine the degrees:
140°+x=180°
2) Subtract 140° from both sides:
x=40°
We have now found the bottom left angle for the triangle on the right to be 40°
To find the angle labeled "?" You must plug in all of the known angles of the triangle to be equal to 180°:
40°+100°+x=180°
1) Combine the degrees:
140°+x=180°
2) Subtract 140 from both sides:
∠?=40°
Y > -5 is the correct answer.
An open point represents > or <.
The line is to the right, so the symbol is to the left.
The answer is C an example is 20% of $20 is 4, so you would lose the zero and double the 2 to get 4
