Well, I'm assuming you haven't had your question answered yet in these 58 minutes. I'm not 100% sure but I would think that you would do the reverse of the equation to find the area of a circle to find the radius of the pizza cutter. So you would find the radius using the equation A=
r
to figure out the RADIUS. THEN, you would plug in the radius into the equation C=
to figure out the circumference. Next, you would multiply the circumference by 4. This would give you the diameter of the pizza. Finally, you would plug in the diameter of the pizza into this equation: A=
to find the area of the pizza. I am pretty sure this would work and there's probably an easier way that I don't know about. Assuming you get this in time, good luck! :)
-5.16666667
first you have to subtract c from both sides.
0=-6^2+6c-5
0=36+6c-5
0=31+6c
then subtract 31 from both sides.
-31=6c
then -31 divided by 6
Answer:
It's c because you times 2500 by .07 then add that amount to 2500.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
b = 22
Step-by-step explanation:
Here b represents the length of the hypotenuse, and 11 is the length of the side opposite the 30 degree angle. We want to find the value of b. We use the sine function here because we have the angle measurement (b), the angle 30 degrees and the "opposite side" 11:
sin 30 degrees = (1/2) = 11/b, which, if inverted, is 2 = b/11, or b = 22
Answer:
4 feet 2 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Total Ribbon = 75 feet
Total Students = 18
If equally cut, each student will get the total divided by number of students, that would be:
75/18
That would be:
feet per student
Now, we need the fractional part as inches.
We know 12 inches is 1 feet, so 1/6th feet is:
The fractional part is "2 inches"
Thus,
each piece would be <u>4 feet 2 inches</u>
