The area of the figure is 104.52 sq inches
<h3>How to determine the area of the figure?</h3>
In the complete figure, we have:
1 Rectangle: Base = 8 in and Height = 6 in
2 semicircles: Diameter = 6 inches
The area of the figure is
Area = Area of rectangle + Sum of Areas of semicircles
This gives
Area = Base * Height + 2 * π(d/2)^2
This gives
Area = 8 * 6+ 2 * 3.14 * (6/2)^2
Evaluate
Area = 104.52
Hence, the area of the figure is 104.52 sq inches
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Answer:
The response that are true are:
- linear function has a constant additive rate of change, while a nonlinear function does not.
Since in linear function the rate of change is always equal as for a linear function we get a equation of line such that the slope is same.
- On a graph, the function must be a straight line to be linear.
Liner means there is a straight line of the function.
( Also it need not be true that the independent variable increases by 1.
There may be change of some other quantity in independent variable )
5% of 9,500 is 475 so you would add them together. 9,500 + 475 = 9,975 so 9,975 is the answer
40 is greater because we can easily see that 1/4 is not a whole number that is less than 40 and the 40/14 will be changed into a lesser mixed number which again, is less than 40.