All circles are similar because all circle have same shape.
However Two circles are congruent , if and only if their radii are congruent.
In our question we are asked when are all circles similar given if their radii are congruent.
So we can say this statement is false because no matter the radii are congruent or not , two or more circles are always similar because of their same shape no matter what the measure of their radii is. Only if we are asked when they are congruent, we will consider the radii part.
Answer is false.
I think that the answer is 8
if you want to check if it is right input 8 in place of b
Answer:
About 20%
Step-by-step explanation:
The probability of a point on the un-shaded region will be given by;
Area of the shaded region/total area
Considering that the circles are of the same size, then the length of the square is 2d
Area of the square = 4d²
Area of the shaded = (4d² -4π(d/2)²
= 4d² -πd², but π = 22/7
= 6/7d²
Probability = (6/7d² ÷ 4d²) × 100%
= (6/28 d²) × 100%
= 21.42 %
Therefore; the answer is about 20%
Answer: 19 questions wrong, 16 questions right
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