Answer: x=6, y=20
Step-by-step explanation:
Since ΔBCD and ΔTUS are congruent triangles, we can set the sides equal to each other.
y=2y-20 [subtract both sides by 2y]
-y=-20 [divide both sides by -1]
y=20
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3x+32=9x-4 [add both sides by 4, and subtract both sides by 3x]
36=6x [divide both sides by 6]
x=6
Calculate the number of people who sat on the visitors' side:
8644
-5100
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3544
Now divide 3544 people by 8 sections:
3544 people
----------------- = 443 per section.
8 sections
The area of the regular octagon is calculated as half of the product of the perimeter and the apothem (ap), using the formula of the area of the regular polygon.
We have then:
A = ((p) * (ap)) / 2
Where,
p: perimeter
ap: apotema
Substituting values:
A = ((8 * 3.4) * (4.2)) / 2
A = 57.12 in ^ 2
Answer:
the area of the regular octagon is:
B. 57
Answer:
(1) 2π - x² = 0 (2) x = 2.5 cm (3) perimeter = 10 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
(1)The area of the circular coin without the inner square removed is πr² where r = 3 cm is the radius of the coin. So, the area of the coin without the inner square removed is πr² = π(3 cm)² = 9π cm²
The area of the square of x sides removed from its center is x².
The area A of the each face of the coin is thus A = 9π - x²
Since the area of each face of the coin A = 7π cm²,
then
7π = 9π - x²
9π - 7π - x² = 0
2π - x² = 0
(2) Solve the equation 2π - x² = 0
2π - x² = 0
x² = 2π
x = ±√(2π)
x = ± 2.51 cm
Since x cannot be negative, we take the positive answer.
So, x = 2.51 cm
≅ 2.5 cm
(3) Find the perimeter of the square
The perimeter of the square, p is given by p = 4x
p = 4 × 2.51 cm
= 10.04 cm
≅ 10 cm
The volume of the cylindrical candle that has a base area of 12.56 inches is 12.56h inches³.
<h3>Volume of of cylinder</h3>
volume of a cylinder = πr²h
where
Therefore,
volume of a cylinder = πr²h
Area of the base = πr²
Therefore,
Area of the base = 12.56 inches²
volume of the cylindrical candle = 12.56h inches³
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