Yes, they are all equal to each other
Answer:
A = pi 9/16 cm^2
Step-by-step explanation:
The circumference is 3/2 pi
The circumference is given by
C = 2 * pi *r
3/2 pi = 2 * pi *r
Divide each side by 2 *pi
3/2 pi / 2 pi = 2 pi r /2pi
3/4 cm = r
Now we can find the area
A = pi r^2
A = pi ( 3/4) ^2
A = pi 9/16 cm^2
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
x² - 3x
To make the expression a perfect square
add ( half the coefficient of the x- term )²
x² + 2( - 
)x + , thus
x² - 3x +
= (x - )² ← a perfect square
1-First let’s list the numbers between 210 to 220, except the even ones since they’re a multiple of 2:
211; 213; 215; 217; 219
Let’s remove 213, and 219 because they’re multiples of 3 (2+1+3=6; 2+1+9=12), 215 is multiple of 5, so let’s remove it.
That leave’s is with 211, and 217.
We can remove 217, because it’s a multiple of 7, leaving us with 211.
2- It’s deductive reasoning, because you started with a more general idea.
3- {-7, -6, -5, -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1}
4- {x e R, x>=-2}
5-{-1, 0, 1}
6- {x∣-4≤ x ≤6}
7- [-20, ♾ )
8- On a number line, make a circle around -1, and continue the line to minus infinity.
9- On a number line, make a circle on -3, and continue to minus infinity. Make a ring on 0, and continue to infinity.
We know that
if <span>the probability of hitting the blue circle is the same as the probability of hitting the green region
then
the area of the blue circle is equal to the area of the green region
Let
x----> diameter of the blue circle
area of the blue circle=pi*(x/2)</span>²----> (pi/4)*x² m²-----> equation 1
area of the green region=area of the larger circle-area of the blue circle
area of the green region=pi*(1/2)²-(pi/4)*x²
=(pi/4)-(pi/4)*x² m²----> equation 2
equate equation 1 and equation 2
(pi/4)*x²=(pi/4)-(pi/4)*x² -----> divide by (pi/4)---> x²=1-x²
2x²=1-----> x²=1/2----> x=1/√2-----> x=√2/2 m
the diameter of the blue circle is √2/2 m
