18. 105=2x-11 so 105+105=210 and all four angels equal 360 so 360-210=150 so 150/2=75
19. 6x+19+x =180
X=23
So AEB:75 BEC:123 CED:75 AED:23
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The circumference of a circle is C=2πR, where R is the radius of the circle and π≈3.14.
So if we open the circumference of the circle into a straight line segment, the length of this segment is C=2πR≈2*3.14*R=6.28R
4 rotations mean 4 circumferences that is 4 segments of length 6.28R,
which makes a linear distance of 4*6.28R=25.12R
i: the radius of the smaller wheel is R=r, thus it covers a distance of 25.12r feet
ii: the radius of the smaller wheel is R=2r, thus it covers a distance of 25.12*2r=50.24r (feet)
50.24r is twice 25.12r, thus the larger wheel traveled Twice the distance of the smaller one.
Answer: the larger covered twice the distance of the smaller.
Answer:
Rate of Decay = 8%
Step-by-step explanation:
The decay formula is:
Where F is the final value (here, it is given as "Y")
P is the initial value (here, given as 20,000)
r is the rate of decay (what we need to find)
t is the time (given as 2)
Comparing both the equations:
We see that:
1 - r =0.92
We solve for "r":
1 - 0.92 = r
0.08 = r
The rate of decay is 0.08, as a percentage, we need to multiply by 100, so we have:
0.08 * 100 = 8%
Rate of Decay = 8%
answer:
5.002 inches
step-by-step explanation:
- find the diameter of the circle
- the diameter is the side length of the square since the sides of it are touching the circle
c = 2πr
- c stands for circumference
- π stands for pi (or 3.14)
- r stands for radius
- plug in the values given to find the diameter
c = 2πr
15.71 = 2(3.14)r
15.71 = 6.28r
r = 2.501 (rounded or estimated)
- now that we have the radius, we can find the diameter by multiplying by 2, since diameter is two times bigger than the radius
diameter = 5.002 (estimated)
- now, that will be the side length because the diameter = the side length
Answer: yes it is equivalent!
Step-by-step explanation:
all you do is take away the parentheses and then it is the same exact thing!
