A "cross section" is basically the two-dimensional face that you get when you cut a three-dimensional figure a certain way. For example, imagine you're buttering your bread. When you cut a pat of butter off, what shape is left on the butter? A square!
So, imagine cutting a ball in half. What shape is left? A circle!
Answer: circle
Answer:
Area of the new rectangle = 148.8 cm square
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the dimensions of the rectangle then the
Perimeter of the Original rectangle= 2(L+B)
= 2 ( 3x+2x) = 2(5x)= 10xcm
If the length is increased by eight the new length would be 3x+ 8
and width would be 2x+x= 3x after 50 % increase
Perimeter of the new rectangle= 2(L+B)
= 2 ( 3x+8 +3x)
= 2 (6x+8)
= 12x + 16
Ratio of the new perimeter to the original perimeter is
New perimeter : Original perimeter
8 : 5
12x+ 16 : 10x cm
80x= 60x + 16
20x= 16
x= 16/20= 4/5
Putting the value of length and breadth in place of x
Area of the new rectangle = L*B = 3 * (4/5) +8 *3(4/5)=
= 12+ 40/5 * 12/5
= 62/5* 12/5
= 744/5
= 148.8 cm square
Sin(225)
225 degrees is in the 3rd quadrant. And in the third quadrant only tangent is positive, sin is negative.
For third quadrant, basic angle = 225 - 180 = 45
sin225 = - sin45
sin225 = - sin45 = -0.7071
sin 225° ≈ -0.7071
Answer:
x = 76.5
Step-by-step explanation:
= 22 - 5
= 17
x = 17 x 4.5
x = 76.5
Answer:
Multiply the radius (r), by 2 then divide the angle measure, x, by 4.
Step-by-step explanation:
