Area of the large semicircle





Area of the small semicircle





Area of the figure


Answer:
or
.
Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given that there are 38 cars parked in the parking structure. There are 13 parking spaces that are empty. We are asked to find the ratio of available parking spaces to parked cars.
To find the ratio of available parking spaces to parked cars, we will set an equation as:

Therefore, the ratio of available parking spaces to parked cars is
or
.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
We have been given a indefinite integral
. We are asked to find the indefinite integral.
We will use partial fraction formula to solve our given problem.



Using difference rule of integrals, we will get:

Now, we need to use u-substitution as:
Let
.




Substitute back these values:

Let us add a constant C.

Therefore, our required integral would be
.
Ok. So remember those questions you got in kindergarten example: 40 people were asked which was the nicest fruit in their opinion and here is a graph of what they thought was the nicest. So people use number bars as a way to organize problems. Does this make any sense? I will help in comments if it doesn't.