I might be wrong but I think zeptosecond comes first then s nanosecond and then a millisecond.
Answer:
7.1 (7.06 rounded to the tenth)
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for Area of a Circle is: π·r²
R = Radius
π = pi, or 3.14
As long as you know the formula, this is easy!
In class, you may have already been told that the radius is <em>half </em>of the diameter.
1. Half of 3 ft is 1.5 ft.
2. Plug 1.5 in for r, in your calculator
3. Do the calculation, and you should come out to get 7.06858347058
4. Round it!
Finding area for a circle is satisfying, isn't it? xD
Answer:
-3, 5
Step-by-step explanation:
By solving for x you get -3 and 5.
This is true. There is no question connected which is why there are no answers!
Answer:
89
Step-by-step explanation:
So the line segment CD is 12.7 and half that is 6.35. I wanted this 6.35 so I can look at the right triangle there and find the angle there near the center. This will only be half the answer. So I will need to double that to find the measure of arc CD.
Anyways looking at angle near center in the right triangle we have the opposite measurement, 6.35, given and the hypotenuse measurement, 9.06, given. So we will use sine.
sin(u)=6.35/9.06
u=arcsin(6.35/9.06)
u=44.5 degrees
u represented the angle inside that right triangle near the center.
So to get angle COD we have to double that which is 89 degrees.
So the arc measure of CD is 89.
