There is no limit to the area that the dog can access and explore. It can go anywhere it wants to, and simply drag the leash behind. My dogs do it all the time. Now if you were to fasten the free end if the leash to a stake in the ground, then the situation would be a completely different one. Then the dog would be restricted to the circle centered at the stake with radius=4 meters. The area of such a circle is 16 pi square meters.
Answer:
C. quarts
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
8^2+5^2=c^2
64+25=c^2
89=c^2
c=
<-- this is the length of the rectangle at the bottom
2^2+()^2=c^2
4+89=c^2
c= <-- length of dotted line (diagonal)
Answer: 216 ml
Step-by-step explanation:
400 grams = 480 ml
180 grams = ?
Since the value of 180 grams in milliliters is unknown, let the unknown be Z
Thus, 400 grams = 480 ml
180 grams = Z
To get the value of Z, cross multiply
Then, Z x 400 grams = 480ml x 180 grams
400Z = 86400
Divide both sides by 400
400Z/400 = 86400/400
Z = 216
Thus, 180 grams is equal to 216 milliliters.
Answer:
7. 80 miles
8. F
Step-by-step explanation:
7. Jorge leaves 2 hours early, and is going 20 miles per hour. So before Marcos starts going, Jorge has gone 40 miles (2*20). Then, 1 hour later, Jorge is at 60 miles and Marcos is at 40 (because he goes 40 miles per hour in his car). Another hour later, Jorge is at 80 (60+20) and Marcos is at 80 as well (40 + 40). They will both have gone 80 miles when Marcus catches up.
8. You want to get <em>a</em> isolated.
A = h/2(a + b)
First, multiply both sides of the equation by the reciprocal of h/2.
2A/h = a + b
Then, subtract b from both sides.
2A-b/h = a
