Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Well believe it or not, that is not a simple question. Just look at what you left us to define. Your talking (for example) about a square and wondering what the vertex of B is called (other than a vertex.)
I think vertex is the only thing you can call B. But then there's a problem. What do you call the points on a segment? ___________? There are endpoints, but what's between those endpoints? I think you would just give them letter names and call them points. A point is dimensionless and there an infinite number of them in a segment.
Phew!!!
A=pir^2
c=2pir
a=pir^2=16
pir^2=16
divide both sides by pi or about 3.141592
r^2=5.0929581789406507446042804279205
sqrt both sides
r=2.2567583341910251477923178062431
circumference=2pir
circumference=2pi(2.2567583341910251477923178062431)
c=4.5135166683820502955846356124862pi
about 4.5pi square cm
Answer:
B. 40
Step-by-step explanation:
(4x-120)
plug in your x value
(4x40-120)
multiply
(160-120)
subtract
40
Fencer X attacks. Fencer Y makes a parry, and scores a riposte to the valid target of Fencer X. During the parry, Fencer Y strikes Fencer Xs mask with the bell guard. annual the touch fencer Y recieves a RED CARD.
what are the fencing rules ?
Penalty cards or flags are also used in modern fencing. Each card has a unique meaning. A fencer who receives a yellow card is warned, but no further action is taken. A fencer who receives a red card is warned, and their opponent receives a touch. A fencer who receives a black card is disqualified from the competition and may be disqualified from the tournament, expelled from the venue, or suspended from future tournaments if the offence is serious. However, black cards are rarely given to fencers. It should be noted that spectators can (and occasionally are) carded or expelled.
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