Supposing the sides with 6 and 8 is a right angle, you can create a new line from C and P, and find the length using the equation of a²+b²=c² or 6²+8²=c², with c equaling the radius of the circle.
After finding c, you will have to find the length from C to the midpoint of AC, using the same equation a²+b²=c². If both the lengths of C to the midpoint of AC, and A to the midpoint of AC are equal, you can do b+b to find the length of AC.
Using the same approach, you can find AB. Hope this makes sense, if not, I can clarify more.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
B=Base Area
In a cylinder, the base area is a circle.
Area Circle=pi r^2
Replace base area with area of circle:
V=pi r^2 H
A) Scale of map is 1: 30,000
This is assuming that it meant 1 centimetre = 30,000 metres, for it gives no other information.
Multiply 1 with 30,000: 30,000 x `1 = 30,000
30,000 metres is your answer.
B) Scale is 1 inch: 6 miles. You are given 2.5 inches.
Remember that 1 inch = 6 miles.
Multiply 2.5 to both sides: (2.5) * 1 inch = (2.5) * 6 miles
2.5 inch = 2.5 * 6 miles
2.5 inch = 15 miles
15 miles is your answer.
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1. So, since Manuel bought 9 pounds and ate 3/4 of 1 pound, he has 8.25 pounds left (9 - 0.75 = 8.25)
2. Let us call "x" the cost of 1 pound of apples
3. (8.25) * (x) = $15
4. x = $1.81818 rounded to the nearest dollar is $2 / pound
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