The perimeter is composed of two straight parts and two semicircles. We can use this to break down the problem.
We can find the straight parts easily. They are given in the problem.
straight parts: 82 x 2 = 164 m
The two semicircles make a circle. We just have to find the circumference of a circle with a diameter of 66 cm to get the length of the semicircles.
semicircles: 2(π)(66/2) = 66(3.14) = 207.24 m
answer: 164+207.24 = 371.24 m
<span>The answer to this question would be: A. the number of adults
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In this question, there are 4 times as many students as adults going on the trip. If we put it into a function where s= student and a=adult, then we could get one equation:<span>
1. s=4a
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Each student ticket cost $2 and each adult ticket cost $4. The total cost of the trip is $144. We also can get one equation for this
2. 2s+ 4a= 144
If you put the first equation into the second, you will get:
</span>2s+4a= 144
2(4a)+4a= 144
The function is already similar with <span>2(4x)+4x but it uses a instead of x. Then x = a = number of adult</span>
Some are said more than once but they is 10 different choices together so it’s be ‘1/10 probability’
Idk if ya still need it or if this will help but this is what i put for mine
Concepts that I had previously learned about are quite important because math goes hand and hand. if you try to skip something and go ahead you'll most likely get confused because there could of been something highly important to that would help you understand whats ahead. in the previous unit it tells you about triangles and their description like a right triangle-90 degree angle and where legs and hypotenuse is located, this unit has had a ton about right triangles.
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the degree of a polynomial, identify the term with the greatest exponent. The exponent of that term is the degree of the polynomial.
In the given polynomial 5x⁴+4x²+2x+1, the term with the greatest exponent is 5x⁴. This term has an exponent of 4, so therefore, the degree of the polynomial is 4.
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