To graph a linear equation, you use y=mx+b. To graph a quadratic equation you use y=ax^2 + bx + c. You cannot use the same strategy to graph a quadratic equation, as in order to graph a quadratic equation, you would execute it differently. The idea is the same however, to plug numbers into the equation to find your coordinates.
Multiply both sides by 5
r = 35
Answer:
4(1+v^2)
Step-by-step explanation:
this is the answer to number 8
the GCF of 4 is 4
its just like u are dividing ,
the one u are dividing with comes out thats all
V=S(base)*h=pi*r2
V=pi*r2*h
V=3,14*(half of diameter in square)8,75in square*16,5
V=3,14*8,75(in square)*16,5in
===3966,7
This is correct!!!Im pretty sure!!!☺️
The diameter of the whole circle is 2*pi*radius . The arc length is then 80/360*pi*radius*=88*pi
radius=88*180/80
=44*180/40
=22*180/20
=11*180/10
=11*18
=(10+1)*18
=198
The diameter is 2*198=(200-2)=400-4=396
SO BASICALLY THE ANSWER IS 396
