For this case we have a square whose sides are known and equal to 60 ft.
We want to find the diagonal of the square.
For this, we use the Pythagorean theorem.
We have then:
Answer:
from home to second base it is about:

OFFER A is cheaper.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
OFFER A
Pack of 5
£2.75
Pay for 3 packs get 1 free
And
OFFER A
Pack of 5
£2.75
Pay for 3 packs get 1 free
To find which offer is cheaper.
<u>For OFFER A</u>
For 4 Packets he needs to pay £2.75
He needs to buy 40 batteries.
He needs to buy 40÷(4×5) = 2 packets.
Total cost = £2.75
×2 = £5.5
<u>For OFFER B</u>
For 4 Packets he needs to pay £2.52
He needs to buy 40 batteries.
He needs to buy 10 packets.
After discount he has to pay = £2.52
-(£2.52
×
) = £1.68
Total cost = £1.68×10 = £16.8
Hence,
OFFER A is cheaper.
I am so so so sorry I do not know the answer but I might later in the shool year
Answer:
207.24 inches
Hope this helps
Step-by-step explanation:
first you need to find the circumference...
2pi R (r=radius=11)
2 x 3.14 x 11 = 69.08 (i'm using 3.14 as pi so yea...)
3 rotations...
69.08 x 3= 207.24 inches
Answer:
<em>The order of subtraction is not important in any of the coordinates</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Distance Between Two Points
Given two points (x1,y2) (x2,y2), the distance between them is given by the formula

The difference between both coordinates is squared, then added, and finally extracted the square root.
Based on the principle that

and also

We can notice it doesn't matter the sign of a the square of a is always positive. If we had subtracted in the opposite way, the distance would have resulted in exactly the same. In other words, the above formula is exactly the same as

As seen, it applies for both coordinates