There is no limit to the area that the dog can access and explore. It can go anywhere it wants to, and simply drag the leash behind. My dogs do it all the time. Now if you were to fasten the free end if the leash to a stake in the ground, then the situation would be a completely different one. Then the dog would be restricted to the circle centered at the stake with radius=4 meters. The area of such a circle is 16 pi square meters.
The expression for the number of segments drawn out of the n number of points in the circle is,
n² / 2 - n / 2
Substituting directly to the expression the number of points, n, which is equal to 8,
8² / 2 - 8 / 2 = 28
Thus, there are 28 segments that can be drawn from the points.
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
She needed to raise at least $250
$250 divided by $10 equals 25 km
So she need more than 25km to raise over $300
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
16.
RT=17.885
RS=9.741
Angle T=33°
17
AB=7.077
Angle B= 47.291°
Angle A= 42.709°
19
∠A = 180° - B - C = 1.36944 rad =
A=78.463°
With parallel lines, they will never touch one another. Therefore, there shouldn't be any solution.
