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For this question here you need to use the sine formula for the area of a triangle and figure out the area of the sector
I’ll take you through it step-by-step
Area of the arc:
We only have 68.9 degrees out of 360 and we need to use the formula for the area of a circle.
Formula of a circle = pi x radius squared
68.9/360 x pi x 86.1184= 51.78 (2dp)
Area of triangle:
As you can see we have no height so we must use the sine formula for the area of a triangle.
Formula= 1/2abSinC
You should end up with
0.5 x 9.28x 9.28 x Sin(68.9)= 40.17 (2dp)
Now since you want the area of the segment shaded, just find the difference between these two values.
51.78-40.17 = 11.61
Answer= 11.6cm squared
Hope this helped!
C=2 times j
c=2j
o=j-6
c+j+o=58
subsitte j-6 for o and 2j for c
2j+j+j-6=58
4j-6=58
add 6 to both sides
4j=64
divide both sides by 4
j=16
sub back
c=2j
c=2(16)
c=32
o=j-6
o=16-6
o=10
curtis=32
olivia=10
jonathan=16
equations are
c+j+o=58
c=2j
o=j-6
To know the life span of the wolf and the lion, we simply substitute their mass to the formula for L.
Mass of wolf:
Mass of lion:
Therefore, the wolf has a life span of 24 and the lion has a life span of 36. With this information, we can determine how much longer the life span of the lion is:
ANSWER: The life span of the lion is 12 longer than the life span of the wolf.
<span>As of January 8, 2015, the U.S. is $18.1 trillion in debt. (Source: National Priorities Project)
1 Trillion
= 1 Thousand Billion
= 1,000,000,000,000
= 10</span>¹²
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U.S National debt currently stands at:
$ 18.1 x 10</span><span>¹²
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*What information would be lost? Well firstly the 0's. The 0's put the size of the number into perspective. The word "trillion" would also be taken out of the picture, once again altering the perspective of the number.
Personally I'd prefer to hear "18.1 Trillion Dollars". Sounds more interesting.
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Answer:
option a
Step-by-step explanation:
7/8 * -4/21
=7*-4/8*21
=-28/168
=-1/6
In maths product means multiplication.
