Hi there! The answer is 100πcm^2
The radius of a circle can be found by dividing the diameter by 2. In other words : the radius is half of the diameter.
Therefore, the radius of a circle with a diameter of 20 cm is 10 cm.
The exact area of a circle can be found using the following formula:
In order to find our answer, we need to plug in the data from the question.
Hence, the answer is 100πcm^2.
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The sum of exterior angles of a polygon = 360<span>°
Thus, the eighth exterior angle is equal to
360</span>° - (42° + 55° + 39° + 20° + 62° + 45° + 47°) = 50<span>°</span>
The base area of this second rectangular prism is 51 cm²
The rectangular prism completely filled with sand has a base area of 85cm² and height of 15cm .
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where
B = base area
h = height
Since the first rectangular prism was completely filled with sand and it completely filled the second rectangular prism, it means they both have the same volume.
Therefore,
volume of the first rectangular prism = volume of the second rectangular prism.
Therefore, the base area of the second rectangular prism can be calculated as follows:
volume = Bh
1275 = 25B
B = 1275 / 25
B = 51 cm²
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For this case we have the following equation:
We must replace the following value in the equation:
Substituting we have:
Simplifying the given expression we have:
Then, using logarithm properties in base 10, we can rewrite the expression:
Finally, making the product, the result is:
Answer:
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