1+3=4
A counterexample is an a example that proves the statement false.
1+3 are not even numbers but they equal an even one, so it just proved the statement wrong.
angles it sounds like but ik the struggle
Answer:
The actual mass of the book is between 481 . 5 g and 418 . 5 g.
Step-by-step explanation:
The mass of the book on the scale = 450 g
The percentage error in the scale = 7%
So, the actual mass of the book is 450 g ± 7%
Now, 7 % of the mass 450 g = 
⇒ 7% of 450 g = 31.5 g
Now, the Actual mass of the book = 450 g ± 31.5 g
450 g + 31.5 g = 481 . 5 g
450 g - 31.5 g = 418 . 5 g
Hence the actual mass of the book is between 481 . 5 g and 418 . 5 g.
Answer:
8 π .
Step-by-step explanation:
radius increases at a constant rate of 1 in/sec.
dr / dt = 1
where r is radius .
radius after 4 sec
r = 1 x 4 = 4 in
area A = π r²
differentiating both sides
dA / dt = 2 π r dr / dt
Putting dr / dt = 1 , r = 4 in
dA / dt = 2 π x 4 x 1
= 8 π sq in per sec.
Area increases at the rate of 8 π per sec.