In the figure, angle D measures 31° and angle A measures 27°.
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Let's set it up like this:
Multiply both sides by
We are then going to use the distributive property. Since we also know that the opposite of an number that is squared is the square root, we can also apply that. We would be left with something like this:
The variable
can be both positive or negative.
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Multiply both sides by
We are then going to use the distributive property. Since we also know that the opposite of an number that is squared is the square root, we can also apply that. We would be left with something like this:
The variable
We have found successfully our answer.
Let me know if you have any questions regarding this problem!
Thanks!
-TetraFish<span />
The graphs arey=(1/3)x^2
and y=3
they intersect at x=3
so the limits are x=0 and 3
to rotate it about y=k, minus k from every function
which evaluates to 72/5pi
A is asnwer
and y=3
they intersect at x=3
so the limits are x=0 and 3
to rotate it about y=k, minus k from every function
which evaluates to 72/5pi
A is asnwer