If the exact length is s, you have
.. s = r*θ . . . . θ = π/2
.. r = s/θ
.. r = 2s/π
Fill in the exact length for "s" in the formula and compute to find the radius.
Answer: hi your question is incomplete below is the complete question
Suppose we increase the overall number of doctors in the U.S. in all fields and specialties of medical practice by equal percentages, which would shift the supply curves in all the respective medical practice markets. Suppose we were to analyze two separate medical practice markets: Plastic Surgery Cardiology Which markets' price would be most impacted by this increase in the supply of doctors? Which markets' quantity would be most impacted by this increase in the supply of doctors?
answer :
Change in Market price = Cardiology
Change in Quantity = Plastic surgery
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that we are analyzing two separate markets with different levels of importance .
The demand for plastic surgery is more elastic when compared with Cardiology and this is due to the importance of Cardiology over plastic surgery.
The<em> market price </em>that will be affected by the increase in doctors supply is <em>Cardiology market price </em> while the <em>Market quantity</em> that would be affected by the increase is <em>quantity of Plastic surgery </em>
The dollar amount of merchandise inventory is A. $28,800
Let N = be the missing number
1.) N/$45,000 = 2.65/1 (cross multiply to get the current assets)
N = $119,250
2.) N/$45,000 = 2.01 (cross multiply to get current the quick assets)
N = $90,450
3.) Since there are no prepaid expenses, subtract current quick assets from the current assets to get the merchandise inventory
$119,250 - $90,450 = $28,800
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
C: Side-Angle-Side
Answer:
Multiply numerator and denominator with same number to gwt the answers . There are infinitely many numbers
3/10 × 2/2 = 6/20
3/10 × 5/5 = 15/50
3/10 × 10/10 = 30/100
And so on