Answer:
To find the volume, we must find the area of the circle and multiply it by its height, think of a cylinder as an object made up of MANY circles. So, V=pir^2h... so diameter is 6cm so radius = 3cm...
therefore, Volume = (pi)(3^2)(12) = 108(pi)
where 12 = height 3 = radius
For the surface area, we need to find the area of the 2 circles(top and bottom ) so once again,
2(pi)(r^2) = 2(pi)(9)
for the area of the rectangle(if we unfold the cylindrical can) we get D(pi)(12) where D= Diameter
so the surface area is
SA = (2)(9)(pi) + 6(pi)(12)
SA = 18pi + 72pi = 90pi
Answer:
The fundamental theorem of algebra guarantees that a polynomial equation has the same number of complex roots as its degree.
Step-by-step explanation:
The fundamental theorem of algebra guarantees that a polynomial equation has the same number of complex roots as its degree.
We have to find the roots of this given equation.
If a quadratic equation is of the form 
Its roots are 
and 
Here the given equation is 
= 0
a = 2
b = -4
c = -1
If the roots are 
, then
= 
= 
= 
= 
= 
= 
These are the two roots of the equation.
Answer:
925
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to solve this summation formula, you need to first understand what it means. The summation symbol is tell you to add the terms in a sequence. Below the summation sign, there is a variable and number; the variable n is the index of summation and the number 1 is the lower limit of summation or the first value of the sequence. The number 25 above the summation sign is the upper limit (so there would be 25 terms, with the first being 1). The polynomial to the right of the summation symbol represents the explicit function for each term. For example, using this, the first term would be (3(1) - 2) and the second (3(2) - 2) and so on. This means the value of that equation is:
(3(1) - 2) + (3(2) - 2) + (3(3) - 2)... + (3(25) - 2)
One way to solve this is to write all 25 of the terms and add them, but since that's tedious, you can solve this by first doing the basic summation of 1 to 25 and then inputting that into the equation:
1 + 2 + 3... + 25 = (25 × 26)/2 (when the first number is one and the rate of change is 1, the sum of the terms in a sequence is (n*(n+1))/2)
= 325
Now, that you know what the sum of the sequence of terms 1 to 25 are, you can multiply this by the constant since if you break up the equation you would be multiplying 3 by 1 then 3 by 2 and so on until 25, or 3 × (1 + 2 + 3... + 25):
3 × 325 = 975
At this point, you just need to add (-2) × 25. You do this because since there are 25 terms, if you subtracted 2 each time, you would subtract 2 twenty-five times:
975 + ((-2) × 25)
= 975 - 50
= 925
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of the circumference of a circle is:
We know that r is 8, so we can plug that into the formula.
However, there's a problem. We only want 3pi/4 of the circumference, not the entire circle's circumference. Therefore, we have to divide by part/whole. In this case, the part is 3pi/4, and the whole is 2pi (the entire circle is 2pi radians).
Y = 4
X = 12
I’m pretty sure^ I did this last unit btw
