№1. Given: r=8 ft, π≈3.14
C=2×π×r=2×3.14×8=50.24=50.2 ft
A=π×r²=3.14×64=200.96=201 ft²
Answer: 50.2 ft; 201 ft²
№2. Given: D=11 cm, π≈3.14
d=2r or r=2/d, so if d is 11 cm, then r is 11÷2=5.5 cm
C=2×π×r=πD=3.14×11=34.54=34.5 cm
A=π×r²=3.14×(5.5)²=94.985=95 cm²
Answer: 34.5 cm; 95 cm²
The range of a function is the set of numbers used as y-coordinates.
Let's look at the y-coordinates of the points in the graph.
There are points in the graph with all y-coordinates greater than -3.
There are points in the graph with all y-coordinates less then -3.
At exactly -3, there is no point on the graph with that y-coordinate.
We expect the graph to behave as it is shown above 7 and below -7, so the only value excluded from the y-coordinates is -3.
Answer: B. All real numbers except -3
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
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point R ((:
reason being (-5,-6) over the y axis is (5, -6)
Answer:
It's the first option
Step-by-step explanation:
The Midsegment Theorem states that the segment connecting the midpoints of two sides of a triangle (in this case AB and AC) is parallel to the third side (BC) and half as long.
