Answer:
The area of circle 1 is 9 times greater than area of circle 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that:
Radius of circle 1 = 12
Area of circle 1 = πr²
Area of circle 1 =
Area of circle 1 = 452.16
Radius of circle 2 = 4
Area of circle 2 =
Area of circle 2 = 50.24
Let,
x be the number of times circle 1 is bigger than circle 2.
Area circle 1 = x * Area circle 2
Hence,
The area of circle 1 is 9 times greater than area of circle 2.
Yes, he is correct. Since.....
(−2)^4
=(−2)*(−2)*(−2)*(−2)
=(−2)^4
=16
Hi Lindsay882,
Your Question:
Use the conditional statement to answer the question.
If an angle measures 43°, then the angle is acute.
Are the statement and its inverse true?
Both the statement and its inverse are false.
The statement is true, but the inverse is false.
The statement is false, but the inverse is true.
Both the statement and its inverse are true.
Solution:
Any angle below 90 degrees is acute.
Any angle higher than 90 degrees its obtuse.
Answer:
43 degrees = acute angle
D. Both the statement and its inverse are true.
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this will help you!
Answer:
8.6
Step-by-step explanation: