Answer:
275°
Step-by-step explanation:
-445+360=-85+360=275°
The arc length of the circle exists 846.65922 cm.
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How to estimate the central angle in degree? </h3>
A unit circle by definition contains a radius of 1 unit.
We have to estimate the length of the arc subtended by an angle of 
radians.
arc length = radius 
angle
s = r
Where s be the arc length
r be the radius of the circle
be the angle measured in radians
arc length = 77cm
arc length = 77 7(3.14) / 2
arc length = 846.65922 cm
Therefore, the arc length of the circle exists 846.65922 cm.
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Answer:
9.8 units
Explanation:
According to Pythagoras theorem, the square of length of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of squares of lengths of other two sides.
Let the third side be x units.
Then,
x² + 10² = 14²
=> x² + 100 = 196
=> x² = 196 - 100
=> x² = 96
=> x = √96
=> x = 4√6
=> x = 9.79....
=> x = 9.8 (Rounding to the nearest tenths)
So, the length of the third side is 9.8 units.
Ohhh, look at this...
The square root of (2 x 2) is 2 .
The square root of (5 x 5) is 5 .
The square root of (7 x 7) is 7 .
So the square root of (2x2) x (5x5) x (7x7) is (2 x 5 x 7) = <em><u>70</u></em>.
(It could also be -70, for reasons that we don't have to mess with right now.)
Answer:
going from left to right
1. 1/2
2. 3/4
3. 1 1/4
4. 1 1/2
5. 1 3/4
6. 2 1/2
7. 2 3/4
8. 3 1/2
9. 3 3/4
since 1/2 is > 1/4
and 3/4 is > 1/2
whenever you have a number in front of a fraction, it goes between the number it is (say 3) and the number after (4)
hope this helps:)
