Circumference = r * 2 * pi
Circumference of track 1 is 376.8
Circumference of a circle having radius of 27 yard can be found using the formula, π = 2(Area of Circle)/r, which is C = 169.6 yd
<h3>What is the Circumference of a Circle?</h3>
- Circumference of a circle is the distance round the circle.
- Circumference = Perimeter
- Circumference of a circle without using π = 2(Area of Circle)/r.
Given:
radius of circle = 27 yd
Thus:
Area = πr² = π(27)²
Area = 2,290.2 yd²
Circumference of a circle without using π = 2(2,290.2)/27
= 169.6 yd.
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The points for C is (12, 10.5)
Answer:
Theorem 10.5: If two parallel lines are cut by a transversal, then the exterior angles on the same side of the transversal are supplementary angles.
There are three kinds of statement that we could construct base on the given where as Vertical angels are congruent. First is converse: If angle 1 is 90 degree then angle 2 is 90. Second is Inverse: If angle 2 is not 90 then angle 1 is not. Third is Contrapositive: If angle 2 is not 90 then angle 1 is not 90 also.
