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M^2+R^2=W^2
M^2+16=25
M^2=9
First find the circumference of the circle.
Circumference:

Plug in 20 for the radius (r).

= 125.66
The circumference of the circle is 125.66 cm.
Now to find this in meters... there are 100 centimeters in 1 meter.
Divide 125.66 by 100 to find how many meters this is.
125.66 ÷ 100 = 1.26
The circle's circumference is 1.26 meters.
The answer is 16in.
Let the radius and height of cylinder A be Ra and Hb respectively and the radius and height of cylinder B be Rb and Hb respectively.
Using similar shapes:
Ra/Ha= Rb/Hb
5.6/Ha=1.4/4
Ha=(4×5.6)/1.4
Ha=22.4/1.4
Ha=16in
It should be the top left because the shaded area is below (or less than) the line -3/4x +1 and greater than the other line