Answer:
The square cake is has a larger area by about 40.73 square inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the area of the top of each cake.
The square cake has an area of 81 sq inches, ( length x width = Area, the
length is 9)
The round cake has an area of 16π, which is about 50.27 square inches
(A = πr², here r is 4, radius is half the diameter)
81 - 16π = 81 - 50.27 = 40.73 square inches
Y=Acos(p)+m, A=amplitude, p=period, m=midline, in this case:
A=1/2, p=360(t/12)=30t, m=(10-9)/2+9=9.5 so
h(t)=(1/2)cos(30t)+9.5
A 2500 you want the biggest sample size possible for more accurate results
It's dependent on the context. A book may ask you to find the f'(x) of a function and you may have to use a u sub in your problem which requires you to find the dy/dx of what you substitute. So in this case both would be used.
