2•8.2•5.1=83.64 square feet.
ANSWER: 83.64 Square Feet
Answer:
1. -3
2. -12
3. 20
4. -15
5. 6
6. -15w+5
7. 10
8. C<-26
9.p> -40
10. P> 16
Step-by-step explanation:
~ -9p -17 = 10
-9p = 27
P = -3
~ x/4 -5 = -8
x/4 = -3
x = -12
~ p/5 +6 =10
p/5 = 4
p = 20
~ -2(m-30) =-6m
-2m+60=-6m
4m = -60
m = -15
~ 3n +2=8+2n
n = 6
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First, you should put the axis of symetry as 5, -7 because f(x)= (x-h)^2+k and h is 5 and k is -7. the axis of symetry is x=5 because that is the "folding point" of the graph. Next, you would have to plug In 4 and 6 as your helping points to tell you where the other points of the function are going to be.
Plug 4 in and you get -6. plug 6 in and you get -6. plot the points (4, -6) and (6,-6).
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we gots 1/4 circle and paralellogram
area circle=pi times radius^2
area paralelogram=base times height
1/4 circle is
radius is 10 so
area part circle is 1/4 times pi times 10^2=100/4pi=25pi=78.5 m²
area paralllogram is
10 times 3 because 3 is height and 10 is base length or 30
30+78.5=108.5 m² is the area
A given<u> shape</u> that is <em>bounded</em> by three <u>sides</u> and has got three <em>internal angles</em> is referred to as a <u>triangle</u>. Thus the <em>value</em> of <u>PB</u> is 8.0 units.
A given <em>shape</em> that is <u>bounded</u> by three<em> sides</em> and has got three <em>internal angles</em> is referred to as a <u>triangl</u>e. Types of <u>triangles</u> include right angle triangle, isosceles triangle, equilateral triangle, acute angle triangle, etc. The sum of the<em> internal angles</em> of any <u>triangle</u> is
.
In the given question, point<u> P</u> is <u>center</u> of the given <u>triangle</u> such that <APB = <APC = <BPC =
. Such that <u>line</u> PB <em>bisects</em> <ABC into two <u>equal</u> measures of
.
Thus;
<ABP = 
Thus,
<ABP + <APB + <BAP = 
30 + 120 + <BAP = 
<BAP =
- 150
<BAP = 
Apply the <em>Sine rule</em> to determine the value of PB, such that;
= 
= 
BP = 
= 8
BP = 8.0
Therefore, the value of <u>PB</u> = 8 units.
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