Answer:
A=πr²=π·3²≈28.27433
To find the area of a circle, use the equation πr²
The image is a bit blurry so from what I saw r (radius) is 3 otherwise you can use this equation if r is not 3.
If π was replaced with 3.14 the answer is 28.26 ft².
The sum of -2 and -7 is given as follows :
-2 + (-7)
In mathematical operations, + * - is - therefore
Now soo we have,
-2 – 7
This gives us: -9
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Question :
For addition, drag tiles onto the board.
To form a group, place one tile on top of another.
What is the sum of -2 and -7?
Board sum: 0
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Answer:
x ≤ 25mph
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that :
Speed limit drops to 15 miles per hour at curve
Driver slows down by 10 miles per hour as he drives around the curve
The driver's speed before reaching the curve is :
Let speed befure curve = x
Lowest speed before curve = 15 +. 10 = 25 mph
x ≤ 25mph
So is doubling, first off, meaning, if the current amount say P, then when it doubles is 2P, or double that, or P + P, so the rate of growth is 100%, since it's doubling.
and is doing it every 9 hour cycle, thus
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Answer:
If you have a party and your pizza was split up into 16 pieces, 8 people should be able to have 2 pieces.
Step-by-step explanation:
