Step One
Develop a formula for the perimeter.
Argument
What you see is a semicircle going upwards and another one going downwards. Two semicircles =1 circle.
The "perimeter" [Circumfrence] of a whole circle = 2*pi*r
We are told that whatever you call this the perimeter is 8pi + 16
Step Two
Set up the equation
8pi + 16 = 2*pi*r + 4r Including the line connecting these two.
Step Three
Take out the common factors on the left and right.
8(pi + 2) = 2r(pi + 2) Divide both sides by pi + 2
8 = 2r Divide by 2
4 = r
Sorry. I didn't know the meaning of perimeter. Mathmate is perfectly correct.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is D. Use the Stat and then Edit button on your TI calculator to edit the values in L1 and L2 tables. In L1 enter 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and then arrow over and enter the y values into L2 the same way. Enter the number 12, then hit enter; enter the number 14, hit enter; enter the number 15 and then hit enter, etc. Do the same for the values that are going into L1.
When that is done, hit the Stat button again and arrow down to QuadReg and hit enter. Depending upon your calculator, you may have to arrow down to "calculate" or the calculator may display the equation immediately after hitting QuadReg. Again, it all depends upon your calculator.
This is called as sampling error or sampling variability. Sampling
error is the variability that happens because the value of a sample statistic varies
from sample to sample. Sampling error is acquired when a population is estimated
from a subset, or sample.
Answer:wxample:
Step-by-step explanation:each of the parts into which something is or may be divided.
"a large segment of the local population" · [more]
synonyms:
piece · part · bit · section · chunk · division · portion · slice · fragment · [more]
