Answer:
(Part A) The formula for finding the area of a circle is πr². (Part B) The radius of that circle would be 5.27 m. 10.54 m cut in half would be 5.27 m. (Part C) The area of this circle would be approx. 87.21 m². Using the formula from Part A, first square 5.27. That will equal 27.7729. Now, multiply that by 3.14 (I used that value for π) to get 87.206906 m². However, we have to round to the nearest hundredth, so 87.21 m² is the answer.
Answer:
2, 3, 5
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asking for the linear equation Suzie manipulated. The answer should be equal to the starting equation. So, we just need to manipulate the option to y= mx + c format.
1. y + 7x = 23
y= -7x +23 (false)
2. . –7x + y = 23
y= 7x + 23 (true)
3. 2y – 14x = 46
2y= 14x+ 46
y= 7x +23 (true)
4. y – 7x = –23
y= 7x - 23 (false)
5. 7x – y = –23
-y= -7x -23
y= 7x + 23 (true)
Answer:
PQRS is a quadrilateral and the measure of angle PQR is 70 degrees. According to the central angle theorem, that the angle inscribed on the circle is always half the measure of the central angle.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. B is true
2 . I don't know
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