Answer:
5.4 in.
Step-by-step explanation:
Figuring out the area of shapes like these are quite simple, you first have to break apart this shape to make solving this easier. If you draw a line and break off the triangle from the square you will get 2 different shapes. A square with all the sides being 2 inches, and a triangle that is 2 inches tall and 1.4 inches across (you subtract 3.4 by 2). Next you just use the equation (2 * 2) + ((1.4 * 2)/2). Multiply 2 by 2 (which is 4) and you get the area of the square (you multiply the base by the width). And for the triangle you multiple 1.4 by 2 (you get 2.8)... But because it's a triangle you have to divide that number by 2 since the triangle is half of a square. So 2.8 / 2 is going to be 1.4. After that you now have the equation 4 + 1.4 and the answer is going to be 5.4.
Answer:
m<4 = 117 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Knowing that angle 1 is 63 degrees, we can look at the other angle on the same side of the line, angle 4.
Angles on one side of a line add to 180 degrees.
180 - 63 = 117
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
NOTE :
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f(x) = x² + x +1
The complete question is
Find the volume of each sphere for the given radius. <span>Round to the nearest tenth
we know that
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*r</span>³
case 1) r=40 mm
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*40³------> 267946.66 mm³-----> 267946.7 mm³
case 2) r=22 in
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*22³------> 44579.63 in³----> 44579.6 in³
case 3) r=7 cm
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*7³------> 1436.03 cm³----> 1436 cm³
case 4) r=34 mm
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*34³------> 164552.74 mm³----> 164552.7 mm³
case 5) r=48 mm
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*48³------> 463011.83 mm³----> 463011.8 mm³
case 6) r=9 in
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*9³------> 3052.08 in³----> 3052 in³
case 7) r=6.7 ft
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*6.7³------> 1259.19 ft³-----> 1259.2 ft³
case 8) r=12 mm
[volume of a sphere]=(4/3)*pi*12³------>7234.56 mm³-----> 7234.6 mm³
