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Answer:
GJI = 242.67
Step-by-step explanation:
A circle is 360 degrees
GI + GJI = 360
The arc length is the same as the angle when it is at the center
117.33 + GJI = 360
GJI = 360 - 117.33
GJI = 242.67
Answer:
No solution
Step-by-step explanation:
So we have the equation:
First, subtract 20 from both sides:
Now, we can stop. Recall that absolute value will always <em>always</em> give a positive answer.
Since this equals -16, this means that there is no solution.
And we're done!
It’s simple. The volume of a sphere is V=4/3πr^3.. so you will convert the mm to m okay?? 10mm=1cm .. so do your conversion from here then when you get the radius then you will substitute it into the volume where r is the radius.. so for the first one l changed mm to cm so.. radius is 4cm then l substitute it into the formula so l got 270 after rounding it to the nearest tenth.. pi=22/7 bear in mind. So do the same for the other one
A=g≈-32
v=⌠a dt since a≈-32
v=-32t+C, where C is the initial velocity, which we are told is 20 ft/s
v=-32t+20
h=⌠v dt
h=-32t^2/2+20t+C, where C is the initial height, so what is a reasonable initial height? How about 3 ft since we are swinging a bat around maybe our waist level... maybe :P
h=-16t^2+20t+3
Your choices may have made a different assumption about the initial height of course but you did not show your choices, but certainly it will be:
h(t)=-16t^2+20t+hi, where hi is the initial height in feet.
This of course ignores air resistance and flight dynamics of a spinning ball with seams, which will make a significant difference in real life :)
