Answer:
A = 82.53 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
We use the circumference equation C = 2πr and the area equation A = πr².
Using the first equation and the given circumference (32 in), we find the radius of the circle, and then use this result to find the area of the circle.
C 32 in
C = 2πr becomes r = ----------- and here r = ---------- = 5.10 in
2π 6.28
Then the area of the circle is A = πr², which here is A = 3.14(5.10 in)², which, when rounded off to two decimal places, is A = 82.53 in²
Answer and Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is H.

When 4 is brought to the power of a number it gets multiplied to the numerator of 1/3. When inputting those numbers for x in this function, the result is what is shown on the table, meaning the function is correct.
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Answer: Brian gets $39.2 more over Colin.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: Total tip amount = £78.40
The ratio of the share of tips for Pawl, Colin and Bria is 2:1 :5.
Let tip amount for Pawl = 2x, tip amount for Colin = x , tip amount for Bria = 5x
Then, 2x+x+5x= 78.40

Tip for Colin = $ 9.8 , Tip for Bria = 5($9.8)= $49
Difference = $(49-9.8) = $ 39.2
Hence, Brian gets $39.2 more over Colin.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
Number one the base is 24 and the Volume is 120
Number two the base is also 24 and the Volume is 240.
Step-by-step explanation:
For #1:
For the first one the area of the base is 8x3 which equals 24 so for base Number 1 its 24.
All we got to do to figure out the volume is multiply by 10 *the height* and then divide by 2 because we are finding the volume of a pyramid. 24x10 = 240/2 = 120. So the volume for Number 1 is 120.
For #2:
It has the exact same number except we are dealing with a rectangular prism which means at the end we don't have to divide by 2. For the base its 8 x 3 = 24 the same as the pyramid. For the volume- 8 x 3 = 24 x 10 = 240 which means the volume is 240. And of course don't forget the unit yards³
Hope I was able to help!