You distribute the 5 into the equation,
you also have to follow the signs, negative times a negative is a positive
so you get 20/7
Answer:
28.26 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of a circle = πr²
r = diameter/2
r = 6/2 = 3
A = (3.14)(3)²
A = 28.26 cm²
Answer
62
5.3
65
5.8
2.5
Step-by-step explanation:
FOr the first one we have the opposite and adjacent side, so we'll use TOA
let x= angle
tan(x)=4.7/2.5
x=61.99 or 62
2.) for this one we can just use pathagoryeous thereom
2.5²+4.7²=c²
28.34=c²
c=5.323
3.) For this one we know that the angles in a traingle must add to 180
let x= missing angle
25+90+x=180
x=65
4.) For this one we have the adjacent side but need the hypotonouse
we will therefore use CAH
cos(25)=5.3/x
5.3/(cos(25))=x
x=5.8
5.) For this one we will just use the pathagoryeous to solve for the missing side
a²+5.3²=5.8²
a²=6.107
a=2.5
You would need 5/4 cups of flour, 3/8 cups of sugar and 1 egg to make half of the recipe.
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