- <em>area of the whole circle = r^2 times pi</em>
- radius is 10 units
- thus, the whole circle's area is 100pi square units.
...and this shape is exactly one quarter, one-fourth, of the whole circle. <em>Why? because of the shape's right angle and radius. (when you multiply 90 times 4, it will equal 360 degrees, which is the angle of a whole circle.)</em>
so 100pi divided by 4 equals 25pi square units of the shape.
ANSWER:
25 pi square units
(or in decimals: multiply 25 by 3.14 which would be 78.5 square units)
Answer:
C: 4
Step-by-step explanation:
4x+3=6x-5
Add five to both sides
4x+8=6x
Subtract both sides by 4x
8=2x
Divide both sides by 2
X=4
Draw two lines that never intersects and those are parallel line. A compass and straightedge helps you make the lines straight.
Answer: the answer is 141 or 126
Step-by-step explanation:
