Find the area of the regular 15-gon with radius 10mm.

Please help. I got an answer but I do not think it is correct.

AVprozaik [17]

Answer: 81

Step-by-step explanation:

(3^2)^2=81

Hope that helped

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3 years ago

Set a different numbers that give a mean of 17.25

Ivahew [28]

Here is a set of 5 numbers that give a mean of 17.25.

Answer:
14, 11, 16, 21, 24.25

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1 year ago

A square ceiling has a diagonal of 23 ft. Shelton wants to put molding around the perimeter of the ceiling. The molding is sold

Hatshy [7]

Answer:

Minimum 66 feet of molding that he needs.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that a square ceiling has a diagonal of 23 ft.

If the sides of the square ceiling are 'a' feet, then applying Pythagoras Theorem we can write, a² + a² = 23²

⇒ 2a² = 23²

⇒ a = 16.2634 feet (Approximate)

Now, the perimeter of the square ceiling will be 4a = 65.05 feet.

If the cost of molding along the perimeter of the ceiling is in per foot, then a minimum of 66 feet of molding that he needs. (Answer)

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2 years ago

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Mr. Harris is packaging items to give to his students. He has 48 pencils and 30 notebooks. He wants each package to contain the

guapka [62]

Answer:

The maximum number of packages that can be made with each package have same number of each item is = 6

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Mr. Harris has 48 pencils and 30 notebooks.

To find the number of packages he can make with each package have same number of each item.

Solution:

Number of pencils = 48

Number of notebooks = 30

In order to find the number of packages he can make with each package have same number of each item, we will find the greatest common factor of the given numbers.

<em>To find the G.C.F., we will list down the prime factors of each.</em>

$48=2\times 2\times 2\times 2\times 3$

$30=2\times 3\times 5$

We find that the G.C.F. = $2\times 3$ = 6

Thus, the maximum number of packages that can be made with each package have same number of each item is = 6

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2 years ago

A population of insects grows exponentially, as shown in the table. Suppose the increase in population continues at the same rat

Ivanshal [37]

We are told that a population of insects grows exponentially and we are given a table of data about insect population growth. We are asked to find population of insects at the end of week 11.

The initial insect population is 20 and at the end of 1st week population increases to 30.

Let us find growth percentage of insect population,

$\text{Growth percentage}=\frac{\text{Difference}}{Actual} \cdot100$