First you make them mixed numbers:
9/2 ÷ 19/8
Then you flip the second fraction around
9/2 ÷ 8/19
Then you change ÷ to ×
9/2 × 8/19
And then multiply across!
72/38 = 1 34/38 = 1 17/19 (the final answer)
Hope this helps!
16/21 divided by 4/9 is equivalent to 16/21 x 9/4 = 144/84 which reduces to 12/7. So 12/7 is your answer.
Answer:
109.5; B
Step-by-step explanation:
From your identity,
CosA = adjacent/ hypothenus
A represent an arbitrary angle between the sides in question.
In the question above, A=64
Hypothenus is the longest side and adjacent is the side just below the angle .
In the above case,
Hypothenus= X
adjacent =48
This means;
Cos64 = 48 /X
X = 48 / cos64; [ from cross multiplication and diving through by cos64]
X = 48 /0.4383 [ cos64 in radian = 0.4383]
= 109.51
= 109.5 to the nearest tenth.
Note( do your calculation of angle in radian or else, you won't get the answer)
The volume a cylinder is v=(area of base)h and since the area of the base is πr², you can write the equation a v=πr²h. Since the problem wants us to find what be is in the equation of a cylinder as v=Bh, we know that B=πr². The problem gave us the diameter of the circle so we no the radius is going to be the diameter (24) divided by 2 which equals 12. therefore B=12²π.
I hope this helps.
You would think it was 3 * 12 = 36. Not so. All polygons have to be broken down into some figure that will give 2 dimensions that are at right angles to each other. That would mean that
d1 * d2 = Area for the small polygon
3d1 * 3d2 = area of the larger polygon
What that means is that the area of the larger one is 9 times the smaller one.
Area large = 12 * 9 = 108 square units. <<<<< answer.
If you find this hard to be leave try it with a square.
Suppose you have a square (the small one) that is 3 cm by 3 cm
The small one has an area of 3*3 cm^2 = 9 cm
Now you have another square that is 3 times larger. That means that each side is 3*3 = 9
So s = 9
Area = s^2
Area = 9^2 = 81 cm^2
81 is 9 times larger than 9 just as you would think.
