First, look at the whole number if it is 12, it will go near the 1 on the number line, next look at the fraction,
if its 1/2 change it to be 2/4. Next count the lines in between the number. There are 4 lines. If it is 3/4, count 3 lines and put the fraction there. So 41/4 would be the 4 and 1 line next to it.
Answer:
w = 400
Step-by-step explanation:
2400 = lw
Divide the area by two.
2400 / 2 = 1200
Now this cannot be the answer since the length is longer than the width.
Divide 1200 by two again.
1200 = 600
Notice there are two choices that are the closest:
w = 800
w = 400
The latter choice would be the answer since again, the length is longer than width in terms of measurement
Answer:
8:00am I'm not sure, sorry if I get it wrong dude...
Given the radius, circumference can be solved by the equation, C = 2πr. The circumference of the circle above is C = 2π(8 in) = 16<span>π in. To solve for the length of the segment joining the arc is the circumference times the ratio of central angle and 360 degrees.
Length of the segment = (16</span>π in)(60/360) = 8/3 <span>π in
Thus, the length of the segment is approximately 8.36 in. </span>
