They all divide by 1 and 3.
- Every number can divide by 1.
However,
6 can be divided by 3 into 2.
9 can be divided by 3 into 3.
15 can be divided by 3 into 5.
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You need 864.52 sq. in. of blue tile.
We need to find the area of the large circle (including blue and yellow) and the area of the yellow circle.
We have the circumference of the blue circle, 113.097.
C = πd
113.097 = 3.14d
Divide both sides by 3.14:
113.097/3.14 = 3.14d/3.14
36.018 = d
The diameter is twice as much as the radius, so r = 36.018/2 = 18.009.
The area of a circle is given by the formula
A = πr²
A = 3.14(18.009)² = 1018.38 sq. in.
The area of the small yellow circle is given by
A = 3.14(7²) = 3.14(49) = 153.86
Subtracting these two, we have
1018.38 - 153.86 = 864.52 sq. in.
Answer:
5.75 - 1/2 times 8 divided by 2 + 6
Step-by-step explanation:
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h(x) = 1/2x + 4
Substitute in -4 for "x" to solve for h(-4):
h(-4) = 1/2(-4) + 4
h(-4) = -2 + 4
h(-4) = 2
Since we are solving for h(-4) + 2, add:
2 + 2 = 4.
You have to include a drawing that relates the distace between de towers and some angles.
I will use one that gives the angle from the base of Seafirst Tower to the top of Columbia tower as 53 degress.
This lets you calculate the distance between the towers, d, as
tan(53) = 954 / d => d = 954 / tan(53) = 718.89ft
The same drawing gives the angle from the the base of the Columbtia tower to the top of the Seafirst Tower as 27 degrees.
Tnen, tan(27) = height / d => height = d*tan(27) = 718.89*tan(27) = 366.29 ft
Answer: 366.29 ft
