Answer:
Area of Circle 1=>64(pi) units^2
Area of Circle 2=>9(pi) units^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Circumference=2(pi)r
Circle 1: 2(pi)r=16(pi)
Divide by 2(pi) on both sides
r=8 units
Area=(pi)r^2
Area of circle 1=>(pi)*(8^2)
Area of Circle 1=>64(pi) units^2
Circle 2: 2(pi)r=6(pi)
Divide by 2(pi) on both sides
r=3 units
Area=(pi)r^2
Area of circle 2=>(pi)*(3^2)
Area of Circle 2=>9(pi) units^2
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Answer:
none of the two graphs in the pic.
it should be one in the II quadrant
Step-by-step explanation:
the plus four means to move 4 to the left
the plus 2 means to move up 2
That would make the vertex in the II quadrant.
It’s simple. The volume of a sphere is V=4/3πr^3.. so you will convert the mm to m okay?? 10mm=1cm .. so do your conversion from here then when you get the radius then you will substitute it into the volume where r is the radius.. so for the first one l changed mm to cm so.. radius is 4cm then l substitute it into the formula so l got 270 after rounding it to the nearest tenth.. pi=22/7 bear in mind. So do the same for the other one