This is simply a question about ratios. This ratio means that for every 1 cm on the map, there are 12 km in actuality. You can set this problem up in fractions:
1 cm 12 cm
-------- = ----------
12 km x
To solve for x, we cross-multiply, for the moment ignoring units. Remember, your answer will be in km.
1*x=12*12
x=144
If x=144, then for 12 cm, there are 144 km.
Answer:
a subject and a predicate
Step-by-step explanation:
The first figure, on left, is the composition of two areas, the area of a 7cm circle and the area of a 7 cm square so:
A=7^2+7^2π/4
A=49+49π/4
A=49(1+π/4) cm^2
A≈87.48 cm^2 (to nearest hundredth of a square centimeter)
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The second figure is the area of a 15cm by 8cm rectangle minus the area of a 3cm circle so:
A=15(8)-3^2π/4
A=120-9π/4
A=120-2.25π cm^2
A≈112.93 cm^2 (to nearest hundredth of a square centimeter)
First, using the order of operations(PEMDAS), you would solve what is inside the parenthesis.
<span>(8.218 + 9.93) + (17.782 + 0.07)
(</span>18.148) + (17.852)
18.148 + 17.852
Now, all you would have to do is add the two sums.
18.148 + 17.852 = <span>36
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The answer would be 36.
I hope this helps!
