The circumference of the drain to the nearest tenth is 15.10 inches.
<h3>What is the circumference?</h3>
The circumference of the drain is the distance round the drain. Since the drain has the shape of a circle, the formula used to determine the circumference of a circle would be used to determine the circumference of the drain.
Circumference of the drain = πd
3.14 x 4.8 =15.10 inches
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There are a couple of things you should notice.
The most downward point is (-5,-3)
The largest root is x = -2
The smallest root is x = - 8
Notice the roots are the opposite of what you are given. You will eventually learn how to do all of these things.
In the given diagram, line BG bisects ∠ABC and ∠DEF, m∠ABC= 112°, and ∠ABC≅∠DEF. So the measure of angles are :
1. m∠DEF= 112° because ∠ABC≅∠DEF
2. m∠ABG= 56° because a straight line BG is bisecting ∠ABC in two equal parts. So,
3. m∠CBG= 56° because ∠ABG and ∠CBG are equal.
4. m∠DEG= 56° because ∠ABG ≅ ∠DEG
The ending balance of the account is given as $972.25.
The checks that are there for clearance are of amounts $15.00 ,$9.23 and $22.50 .
Balance in the account after the checks are cleared =
972.25-( 15.00+9.23+22.50) =972.25-46.73=$925.52.
The amounts that are deposited are $123.56 and $156.78.
Balance in the account after the amounts were deposited =
925+123.56+156.78=1205.86.
Balance that should appear in the checkbook register is $1,205.86.