A=pir²
64=pir²
divide both sides by pi
64/pi=r²
sqrt both sides
8/√pi=r
(8√pi)/pi=r
aprox
4.51352=r
about 4.5ft is the radius
Answer:
none of the above
Step-by-step explanation:
You can reverse each of the > inequalities so they use the < symbol:
814 < 273
322 < 84
Now, in each case, the number on the left should be left of the number on the right on the number line. In each case, the opposite is true, so the given expression is false.
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From lowest to highest, the numbers in your inequalities are ...
35, 84, 93, 164, 273, 322, 814
From left to right, this is the order they appear on a number line. If they don't appear in this order in a "<" inequality, the inequality is false.
-7+1=6x. -6=6x. So the answer will be -1 bc they have opposite signs
Answer:





Step-by-step explanation:
According to the Order of Operations [GEMS\BOMDAS\PEMDAS etc.], you evaluate everything in parentheses first before preceding with your Division & Multiplication and Subtraction & Addition. When you do this, you will know exactly which expression corresponds with its Distributive Property expression.
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Answer:
5/12
Step-by-step explanation:
1/4 of the cakes is 60 divided by 4 which is 15. That goes to Helen
20 go to Sue
so far, he has given away 35 cakes out of the 60
he is left with 25 cakes
that is 25/60 which can be simplified to 5/12