How can you use a picture to find 3 times 2.7

Mathematics

1 answer:

Hitman42 [59]3 years ago

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Hope this picture helps!

The 2.7 has been broken into 2 and 0.7, and then both of these parts have been multiplied by 3, giving you the two answers of 6 and 2.1 shown. Adding these two together gives you the answer of 8.1.

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Step-by-step explanation:

The picture of the question in the attached figure

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step 1

Find the measure of angle ∠CPD

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The area of a polygon = n*side^2 / (4 * tan(180/n))
where "n" is the number of sides

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area = 8*2^2 / (4 * tan(180/8))
area = 32 / (4 * tan(22.5))
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Now, let's calculate area for side = 6
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So, the area would be 9 times larger.

ALSO, looking at the formula
n*side^2 / (4 * tan(180/n))
we can see that the side length appears just once in the formula and we are to square it in the calculation. So, if we increase the side length is increased by 3, then the area increases by 3^2 or 9.