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Answer: what is 6709583 to the power of 568403 simplified in scientific notation and divided by 3 and graphed as a quadratic.

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Simplify (6x2 - 3 + 5x3) - (4x3 - 2x2 - 16

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It is a solid shape that contains lateral surface and two circular bases which are parallel and congruent.

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B (cylinder)

Step-by-step explanation:

Two circular bases which are parallel and congruent :

This basically means that the shape contains a circular base (supposedly the bottom), but since it has two bases, its on the top and the bottom. Because it's congruent, the bases are both equal in shape and size. It is also parallel as well, in which the bases have the same distance between them.

The cube doesn't have any circular bases.

The sphere doesn't have any faces, nor edges.

A cone has a circular base, but it doesn't have two.

A cylinder has two circular bases, as well as they are parallel and congruent.

So, your answer is B (cylinder).

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two arcs of concentric circles are intercepted by the same central angle. the resulting arc length of the arc of the larger circ

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Let
A°-----------> the same central angle

For the larger circle
length of larger circle=2*pi*r-------> 2*pi*12-----> 75.36 m

360° (full circle) has a length of------------> 75.36 m
A°-----------------------------------> 16 m
A°=(16)*360/75.36--------> A=76.43°

For the smaller circle
length of smaller circle=2pi*r-------> 2*pi*7.5-----> 47.1 m

360° (full circle) has a length of------------> 47.1 m
76.43°-----------------------------------> X
X=76.43*47.1/360-----> X=10 m ----> length arc of the smaller circle

the answer is
the length arc of the smaller circle is 10 m