find the area of the circle, the subtract the area of the rectangle
you know that the diameter of the circle is 9 so that should help you get the area of the circle
then use phythagorean thereom to get the area of one triangle and multiply it times 2 to get the area of both triangles
the subtract the area if the circle and the area of the rectangle
Answer:
158ft²
Step-by-step explanation:
Break it up!
Find the area of the three smaller shapes and add them together!
12+18+128= 158
(x , y → (x - 5, y - 3)
the coordinates of S(1 , 5),T(1,1), U(4, 1)
the coordinates of the image are S'( - 4, 2), T'( - 4, - 2), U'( - 1 , - 2)
consider the difference in the x- coordinates of the original to the image
1 → - 4 = - 5, 1 → - 4 = - 5, 4 → - 1 = - 5
so the x- coordinate rule is x - 5
now consider the difference in the y- coordinates of the original to the image.
5 → 2 = - 3, 1 → - 2 = - 3, 1 → - 2 = -3
so the y- coordinate rule is y - 3
hence (x, y) → (x - 5, y - 3)
You need to find a number that can go into both 3 and 12. 3 can go into 3 and 12. So, you would then find out, how many times does 3 go into this number? Well, 3 goes into 3 once of course, and 3 goes into 12 four times. (3 x 4 = 12) In a fraction, this would be 1/4. (1/4 is the simplification of 3/12)
Answer:
<h2>1/2 of 80</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
45% is close to 1/2 (50%) and 76 is close to 80, so 1/2 of 80 is the best answer.
1/2 of 80 is 40
45% of 76 is 76 x 0.45 is 34.2
