This question is easy if you think about it. First get the area of the rectangular part of the shape and then find area of the two semi-circles then add them together.
First, let's solve for the rectangle because it's easier.
Area for finding a rectangle A = w * l
A = 23 * 37
A = 851
Now for the semi-circle. First use the equation for finding the area of a circle which is A = Pi * r^2. We'll use 3.14 for Pi.
We know the diameter is 23. And to get the radius we just half it because the radius is half of the diameter.
23 / 2 = 11.5
A = 3.14 * 11.5^2
A = 3.14 * <span>132.25
</span>A = <span>415.265
</span>
Now we have the total area for both semi-circles. Because if we half 415.265 then add the other semi-circle's area it will be the same and adding them up will result in 415.265.
Now add up 851 and 415.265.
851 + 415.265 = <span>1266.265</span>
Answer:
The side lengths are not congruent. Evidence: Becuase the line shows that one is higher. None of the sides are parallel. Evidence: none of the lines of the shape are on the exact same line. No the adjacent sides are not perpendicular. Evidence: They are crooked and you can tell becuase of how the shape is on the line. The most specific shape is a rhombus. A rhombus is a crooked square. This isn't a perfect rhombus.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
<h3>A. </h3>
- log
= log 3 - x³ log x = log 3
- 3x³ log x = 3 log 3
- x³ log x³ = log 3³
= 3³- x³ = 3
- x =
<h3>B.</h3>
- 4ˣ + 6ˣ = 9ˣ
- 2²ˣ + 2ˣ3ˣ = 3²ˣ
<u>Divide both sides by 2²ˣ</u>
<u>Substitute (3/2)ˣ = t</u>
<u>Solve for t:</u>
<u>Positive root is considered as (3/2)ˣ can't be negative.</u>
- (3/2)ˣ = (1 + √5)/2
- x = log [(1 + √5)/2] / log (3/2)
- x = 1.18681439028
Lines BC, AB, and then AC
Answer:
The answer will be 3.55
Step-by-step explanation:
