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Un círculo tiene un radio de 5 cm. ¿Cuántos centímetros mide su circunferencia?

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Answer:

10\pi[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

Circunferencia de un círculo = Pi veces diámetro

como el diámetro es igual a la mitad del radio, sabemos que si multiplicamos el radio por dos obtendremos el diámetro del círculo. Por lo tanto, 5 veces 2 = 10. Ahora hacemos 10 veces pi. El cual es 10 pi o 31.4159

Circumference of a circle = Pi times diameter

since the diameter is equal to half the radius, we know that if we multiply the radius by two we will obtain the diameter of the circle. Therefore, 5 times 2 = 10. Now we do 10 times pi. Which is 10 pi or 31.4159

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A. 605 mL of the 35% solution

B. 55 mL of the 95% solution

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Part B)

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Therefore, the total volume of water in the cubical vessel is:

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$500h=1000$

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