Since this is a right triangle, we can use the Pythagorean Theorem, which states a² + b² = c² in a right triangle.
Plugging our numbers in, we get:
(12)² + (35)² = c²
From there, we can square the numbers.
(144) + (1225) = c²
Then, we can add them together to find the sum;
(1369) = c²
And finally, we can find the square root of both sides.
(37) = c
Therefore, 37 is the answer and your answer choice is correct.
37/3 ^2 = 1369/9
15/2 ^2 = 225/4
1369/9 + 225/4 = 7501/36
sqaureroot of 7501/36 = 14.43
so closest to B. 14 3/5
The hardest part is finding the length of the curve at the top. To find arc length, multiply the circumference by the arc angle divided by full angle (360°) in a circle. Or:

x, the arc angle in a semicircle, is 180°.
r, the radius is 7/2 = 3.5.
Now just plug the numbers in and solve for arc length, s.
s = 2π(3.5)(1/2) ≈ 11.00
Now just add up all the sides. 11cm + 10cm + 10cm + 7cm = 38 cm.
Answer:
YES
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's find the total number of seats int he airplane.
14 + 64 + 4 * 108 = 510
The airplane has a total or 510 seats.
Half of the number of seats is 510/2 = 255.
Now let's calculate the number of seats being used and compare with 255.
5/7 * 14 + 5/16 * 64 + 5/9 * 4 * 108 =
= 2 * 5 + 4 * 5 + 12 * 4 * 5
= 10 + 20 + 240
= 270
270 seats are being used.
270 is greater than 255, so more than half of the seats are being used.
Answer: YES