The difference between Area and Volume lies in the fact that the former relates to plane shapes while the latter takes the concept of solid shapes into account.
<h3>What is the difference between Area and Volume?</h3>
The distinctive characteristic of area is the space occupied by a two-dimensional, 2D flat object in a plane while Volume on the other hand is defined as the space covered by a three-dimensional, solid object. The area is quantised in square units while the volume is quantised in cubic units.
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Answer:
4x-4/x^2
Step-by-step explanation:
So we can first write out the equation.
It would be:
8/2x-4/x^2
First we can get a common denominator:
8/2x*x^2/x^2=8x^2/2x^3
and
4/x^2*2x/2x=8x/2x^3
Now we have
8x^2/2x^3-8x/2x^3
or
8x^2-8x/2x^3
We can divide everything by x
8x-8/2x^2
divide everything by 2
4x-4/x^2
The midpoint of AC is (-1.5, 20)
16.33333 (just put a line over the 3 because it just keeps on going and thats what the line shows)
10% of 220= £22
10% *2 = £44
£220- £44 =£176
