notice above, all we did, was isolate the "recurring part" to the right of the decimal point, so the repeating 09, ended up on the right of it.
now, let's say, "x" is a variable whose value is the recurring part, therefore then
now, the idea behind the recurring part is that, we then, once we have it all to the right of the dot, we multiply it by some power of 10, so that it moves it "once" to the left of it, well, the recurring part is 09, is two digits, so let's multiply it by 100 then,
and you can check that in your calculator.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
See attachment for circles
Required
Ratio of the outer sector to inner sector
The area of a sector is:
For the inner circle
The sector of the inner circle has the following area
For the whole circle
The sector of the outer sector has the following area
So, the ratio of the outer sector to the inner sector is:
Cancel out common factor
Express as fraction