Answer:
(1,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Some points are (7,3) and (-7,-5).
The first equation has no solution
The picture shows all the work I did, the reason I took a pic is because it is a little hard to explain by text, but I hope this helped you!
Answer:
17.7 cm^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Use trig to find the height of the triangle. Then the area is bh/2.
Extend side BC to the right until it is vertically below point A. Draw a segment from point A vertically down until it intersects the extension of side BC. Call the point of intersection D. <D is a right angle.
Use triangle ABD to find the height, AD, of triangle ABC.
For <B of 37 deg, AD is the opposite leg. AB is the hypotenuse. The trig ratio that relates the opposite lefg to the hypotenuse is the sine.
sin B = opp/hyp
sin 37 deg = AD/13.1
AD = 13.1 * sin 37 deg
AD = 7.9
AD is the height of triangle ABC. BC is the base. We can find the area of triangle ABC.
area = bh/2
area = (4.5 cm)(7.9 cm)/2
area = 17.7 cm^2
Full circle
Circumference = 2*pi * r
Circumference = pi * d
Area = pi r * r = pi * r^2
Area = pi d^2 / 4
Half circle
Circumference = pi * r
Circumference = pi * r / 2
Area = pi r^2 / 2
Area = pi d^2/8
The answer depends on what you are looking for and what you are given. But those are the only common formulas I can think of at the moment.
