First, the bigger square's area is 20*20= 400 cm^2
second, the circle's area is ¶r^2 = ¶(20/2)^2 = ¶(10)^2 = 100¶ cm^2
third, smaller square-- if we imagine it as 4 parts as 4 right triangles-- 1 part will be 1/2*(20/2)(20/2) = 1/2 (10)(10) = 50 cm^2 then the area of the smaller square is 4*50 = 200 cm^2
so the shaded parts = circle - smaller square =100¶ - 200 cm^2
the answer is 2
Answer:
4/5 ÷3/5
4/5×5/3(any time one is dividing a fraction, the dominator would go up while the numerator would come down).
=4/3
Answer:
Volume = 66 cm³
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of the oblique triangular prism = Area of the triangular base × Vertical height from the base
From the figure attached,
Area of the triangular base = 
= 
= 6 cm²
Vertical height of the given oblique prism = 11 cm
Volume of the given oblique prism = 6 × 11
= 66 cm³
C = 3b+2d is the same as 3b+2d = C
Let's isolate d. To do this, we first need to subtract 3b from both sides
3b+2d = C
3b+2d-3b = C-3b
2d = C-3b
Then divide both sides by 2
2d = C-3b
2d/2 = (C-3b)/2
d = (C-3b)/2
Take note of the parenthesis as they are very important. We want to divide ALL of C-3b over 2. We don't want to just divide -3b over 2.
The answer choices you have aren't 100% clear but I have a feeling your teacher meant to say d = (C-3b)/2 instead of d = C-3b/2 for choice A
If that assumption is correct, then the answer is choice A.
