Write a real-world scenario that would fit the given ratio: 4:7
2 answers:
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Answer: A. Factor 2 => 4x greater
Factor 3 => 9x greater
Factor 5 => 25x greater
Step-by-step explanation: A. A cylinder is formed by 2 circles and a rectangle in the middle. That's why surface area is given by circumference of a circle, which is the length of the rectangle times height of the rectangle, i.e.:
A = 2.π.r.h
A cylinder of radius r and height h has area:
= 2πrh
If multiply both dimensions <u>by a factor of 2</u>:
= 2.π.2r.2h
= 8πrh
Comparing to
:
=
= 4
Doubling radius and height creates a surface area of a cylinder 4 times greater.
<u>By factor 3:</u>
Comparing areas:
=
= 9
Multiplying by 3, gives an area 9 times bigger.
<u>By factor 5</u>:
Comparing:
=
= 25
The new area is 25 times greater.
B. By analysing how many times greater and the factor that the dimensions are multiplied, you can notice the increase in area is factor². For example, when multiplied by a factor of 2, the new area is 4 times greater.
Answer:
The result is about 70.9 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Easy for a calculator. If you're not using a calculator, it's much more tedious!
There is an inverse sine key on your calculator, but you may have to press a key (likely labeled 2nd or INV) first. The attached image shows a TI-83 display. To get the inverse sine, I first pressed the yellow 2nd key, then the sin key.
Check MODE first to make sure you're measuring angles in degrees (if that's what you want!). Some calculators display angle mode with a small letter at the top of the display, D, R, or G usually.
The left side of the equation produces just x.
