The circumference (C) of a circle is 16 cm. Which formula can you use to find the diameter (d) if you know that C = π d?
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Hey there,
Question #1
The answer would be in the attachment below.
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Question #2
The answer would be in the attachment below.
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Question #3
The answer would be in the attachment below.
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Question 4#
The last one was kind of tricky. But, as I saw this attachment, I noticed on how the rectangle was actually 3/4 on the base and for the height, it was 1/2. So by doing this,we need to find the area, and we would multiply these both. 1/2 x 3/4 = 3/8 but by looking at your options, those are not simplified so . . .your answer would be 6/16 because 3x2=6 & 8x2=16.
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I really hope this can help you Amanda.
Have a great day! =)
~Jurgen
Question #1
The answer would be in the attachment below.
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Question #2
The answer would be in the attachment below.
_____________________________________________________________
Question #3
The answer would be in the attachment below.
_____________________________________________________________
Question 4#
The last one was kind of tricky. But, as I saw this attachment, I noticed on how the rectangle was actually 3/4 on the base and for the height, it was 1/2. So by doing this,we need to find the area, and we would multiply these both. 1/2 x 3/4 = 3/8 but by looking at your options, those are not simplified so . . .your answer would be 6/16 because 3x2=6 & 8x2=16.
_____________________________________________________________
I really hope this can help you Amanda.
Have a great day! =)
~Jurgen