Given:
Circumference of a circle = C
Diameter of a circle = d
To find:
The relationship between the circumference, c, and diameter, d, of any circle.
Solution:
We know that, circumference of a circle is
It can be written as
![[\because d=2r]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5B%5Cbecause%20d%3D2r%5D)
On dividing both sides by d, we get
Therefore, the correct option is (F).
The Pythagorean Theorum formula is a(squared) + b(squared)= c(squared). If you plug in the numbers, the equation is 39(squared) + 80(squared)= c(squared). That simplifies to 1521+6400=c(squared). Adding results in 7921=c(squared). Finally, when you take the square root of both sides, you are left with 89=c (aka the hypotenuse)
Answer:
2h + 15
Step-by-step explanation:
-4h + 22 + 6h -7
2h + 22 - 7
2h + 15
<span>{(c,e),(c,d),(c,b)} is NOT a function since the input c has multiple outputs (e,d,b). So choice B is out
</span><span>{(b,b),(c,d),(d,c),(c,a)} is NOT a function either. The input 'c' corresponds to the output 'd' and 'a' at the same time. So choice C is out too
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Choices A and D are the answer. They are functions since any given input corresponds to exactly one output.
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The first one would be x^12
