The last one does
in the first for the image (the letters with ') are on the smaller shape where as on the last one it is on the bigger shape meaning it is the enlargement of TYO
Answer:
yes , an arc can indeed determine the circumference of a circle
Answer:
$1632
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
Principal= $1200
Rate= 12%
Time= 3 years
The simple interest expression is given as
A= P(1+rt)
substitute
A=1200(1+0.12*3)
A=1200(1+0.36)
A=1200*1.36
A=$1632
Hence the amount is $1632
Well if you're referring to rationalizing

, which simply means, getting rid of the pesky radical at the bottom
well, it boils down to, hmm say... a quantity or even a polynomial, multiplied times 1, is itself, 2*1=2, 3*1 = 3, ducks*1 = ducks, spaghetti * 1 = spaghetti
or whatever * 1 = whatever
and the value of the multiplicand, doesn't change in anyway, is the same thing before and after the multiplication by 1
now....1 can also be a fraction

so.. when you're doing

and the value multiplicand doesn't change in any way
now, try this in your calculator