What triangle I don’t see one I just see a 32?
No, they can just not intersect, like if you had two pieces of paper, think of them as planes, one can be above the other, aka parallel, so they never intersect.
planes can also intersect as lines.
by the way, i assume the question is about how 2 planes can intersect.
We know that the volume of a sphere of radius r is given by
Now, we have been given the initial volume was 4,188.79 cubic centimeters. Let us find the radius at this time.
Substituting the value of volume in the above equation, we get
Now, the final volume is given by 14,137.167 cubic centimeters. Thus, we have
Now, let us find the surface areas for these two radii.
For
Surface area is given by
Similarly, for
Therefore, the increase in the surface area is given by
Hence, the average rate at which the surface area is changing is given by
Therefore, the average rate at which the surface area is changing is given by 130.8 square centimeters per second.
Answer:
We can have infinite such triangles possible.
Step-by-step explanation:
When one angle measures 90° and another angle is half that measure i.e. the measure of the second angle is 45° and hence the measure of the third angle is 45° ( subtract addition of 90 and 45 from 180)
<em>" You can have many different length combinations for a triangle and still have the same angles in the triangles. If you know all the 3 angles (make sure they sum to 180), </em><em>then you can form an Infinite number of triangles "</em>
Answer:
2923.34
Step-by-step explanation:
π×r²×h
3.14 ×7 ²×19 2923.34