So, we would need to remember, the one way that me personally would view square rooting would be by simplifying them, and that number would go into that number that many times. So, when doing this kind of problem, we are not truly going to do this, but we are just going to simplify it, and to see what other square "rooter" would go into that.
So, we would need to remember a (key) point, <em>we aren't just multiplying, for the most part, we're simplifying. </em>
Our result:
We didn't just multiplied it, we also simplified it also.
Answer:
square root of 325
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
25.899sq.metres
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of this section of wood = Area of the sector
Area of the sector = theta/360 * πr²
r is the radius
theta is the central angle
Substitute
Area of the sector = 85.3/360 * πr²
Area of the sector = 85.3/360 * 3.14(5.90)²
Area of the sector = 85.3/360 * 109.3034
Area of the sector = 9,323.58002/360
Area of the sector = 25.899
Hence the area of the section of wood is 25.899sq.metres
Answer:
9.5
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the pythagorean theorem a^2+b^2=c^2, we can say that 3^2+b^2=10^2.
Simplify and you get 9+b^2=100. Subtract 9 from both sides and you get b^2=91. When you take the square root you get 9.53939... round to the nearest tenth and the missing side is 9.5.