<u>To find the area of a complex shape</u>:
⇒ must split into simpler shapes
- a rectangle of <u>8m by 7m</u>
- a rectangle of <u>2m by 8 m</u>
<u>Now let's find</u>:
- Area of a rectangle of <u>8m by 7m</u>
- Area of a rectangle of <u>2m by 8m</u>
<u>Total Area</u> = 56 + 16 = <u>72 m²</u>
<u>Answer: 72 m²</u>
Hope that helps!
The Question is incomplete the Complete Question is
Look at the triangle: A right angle triangle is shown with hypotenuse equal to 10 centimeters. An acute angle of the triangle is labeled as x degrees. The side adjacent to the acute angle has length 6 centimeters and the side opposite to the acute angle has length 8 centimeters. What is the value of tan x°?
Answer:
Therefore the value of tan x is
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
hypotenuse = 10 cm'
side adjacent to the acute angle 'x' = 6 cm.
side opposite to the acute angle 'x' = 8 cm.
To Find:
tan x = ?
Solution:
In Right Angle Triangle , Tan Identity we have
Substituting the values we get
Therefore the value of tan x is
Answer:
Month 1 : 0.002988
Month 2: 0.00299692814
Month 3: 0.00300588297
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we're only finding the interest for the first three months, it's easy to do it by performing the simple interest formula. But first, we need divide 3 by 12, since we calculate interest using years. 3/12 = 1/4 = 0.25
The standard simple interest calculation is done by multiplying the starting amount, by the interest, by the time, then dividing by 100 to put it into a percentage.
1 month = 1/12 or approximately 0.083 of the year.
Let's say P = 1. For the first month, it will be 1 x 3.6 x 0.083 = 0.2988 / 100
The second month, (1 + 0.002988) * 3.6 * 0.083 = 0.299692814 / 100
The third month, (1.002988 + 0.00299692814) x 3.6 x 0.083 = 0.300588297/100
Given the initial amount be 1, those would be the periodic interest rate during the first three months.
All of them are, except ' π ' (pi) ... which gives you an idea of why
that one is usually written as a symbol and not as digits.
Here's a useful factoid regarding the other numbers on the list:
-- <em>ANY</em> number that you can write down on paper, <u>completely</u>,
using digits, is a rational number.
