Answer:
Area of Circle 1=>64(pi) units^2
Area of Circle 2=>9(pi) units^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Circumference=2(pi)r
Circle 1: 2(pi)r=16(pi)
Divide by 2(pi) on both sides
r=8 units
Area=(pi)r^2
Area of circle 1=>(pi)*(8^2)
Area of Circle 1=>64(pi) units^2
Circle 2: 2(pi)r=6(pi)
Divide by 2(pi) on both sides
r=3 units
Area=(pi)r^2
Area of circle 2=>(pi)*(3^2)
Area of Circle 2=>9(pi) units^2
Answer:
5r^2+2
Step-by-step explanation:
(4r^2 – 3r + 2) – (-r^2 – 3r) =
Distribute the minus sign
(4r^2 – 3r + 2) +r^2 + 3r =
Combine like terms
(4r^2 + r^2 – 3r+ 3r + 2) =
5r^2+2
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Answer:
I don't know this math sorry!
The gift wrap needed by Damarcus = total surface area of a rectangular box = 1,048 in.².
<h3>What is the Total Surface Area of a Rectangular Box?</h3>
Total surface area (TSA) = 2(wl+hl+hw), where:
- l = length
- w = width
- h = height of the box.
The amount of gift wrap needed to cover the whole box = total surface area of the rectangular box
l = 20 in.
w = 8 in.
h = 13 in.
Plug in the values into the formula for total surface area of a rectangular box:
TSA = 2(8×20 + 13×20 + 13×8)
TSA = 1,048 in.²
Therefore, the gift wrap needed by Damarcus = total surface area of a rectangular box = 1,048 in.².
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