Answer:m<2= 160 degrees m<3=20 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:the angles have to equal 360 in all and the side lengths are all the same
W & U or it could be y and x as in the x and y axis
Answer:
More milk production: Holstein Farm
About how much more: 52 gallons (approx.)
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Looking at the table:</u>
We find the slope (gallons/number of cows) by dividing gallons with number of cows from each row to get this:
175/30 ≈ 348/60 ≈ 526/90 etc.
= 5.8
<u>Looking at the graph:</u>
We find the slope by taking 2 points from the graph and the slope would be:
Change in y coordinates/ Change in x-coordinates
Taking the 2 points:
(50,300) & (150,1000)
slope = (1000-300)/(150-50) = 700/100 = 7
<u>Lets find milk production of 2 farms:</u>
Holstein: drawing a line connecting the points and looking at x = 60, we see the gallons would be around 400.
Jersey: 60 days is 348 gallons (in table)
So, Holstein Farm would produce more milk in 2-month period.
How much more???
400 - 348 gallons ≈ <u>52 gallons (approx.)</u>
The area of semi-circle is 8π cm² with diameter of 8cm.
What is area of semi-circle?
- The area that the semicircle occupies is that which is contained inside its perimeter. Half of a circle is a semicircle.
- The area of a semicircle will therefore be equal to half that of a circle. Both the radius and the diameter can be used to get the semicircle's area.
- The formula used to determine a semicircle's area in terms of radius "r" is written as follows:
Area of circle = πr²/2
- Area of semi-circle= πd²/8 is the formula used to determine a semicircle's area in terms of its diameter.
- The value of the constant is 22/7, or 3.14.
Given:
Diameter = 8cm
Area of semicircle = πd² / 8
=π8² / 8
= 8π cm²
Hence, the area of semi-circle is 8π cm².
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