Explanation:
Since we have given that

Now, we have to prove it as

Now, start the iterations:

So, first blank will be filled with

Second blank will be filled with

Hence proved.
Answer:
A. The area is 
B. She needs to cover 1661.9 square feet of tiles for the base of the swimming pool
Step-by-step explanation:
Question A:
Let us assume that the leash is pegged to the ground using a stake. as a result, the dog can move around the stake. The path that the motion of the dog would trace is a circle, and the radius of the circle will be the length of the leash.
Since we know this, we can easily find the area of the circle using 
Area of the circle = 
Question B
Dulce wants to cover the whole surface area of the floor of the circular swimming pool with tiles.
We already know that the swimming pool is circular, hence, the surface area of the base of the swimming pool will be the same as the area of a circle, with the same radius.
The area of the circle can be calculated using 
Area of circle = 
Answer:
Zach can send at most 100 messages, or if x is how many messages, x≤100
Step-by-step explanation:
We will start by putting the amount of money Zach's limit has into cents. This will be 1000 cents. We will also put how much money Zach uses per message as cents, which will be 10. Now here is the first inequality you can make with this information
10x≤1000
From here you divide both sides of the inequality by 10 and get
x≤100
This is the final inequality, and it means Zach can send less than or equal to 100 messages
Tan(Θ)=(h/distance from base)
Θ=13 degrees, 1mile=5280 ft
tan(13)=(h/5280 ft)
5280tan(13)=h
h=1218.984049
h=1219 ft
Answer:
C. 2/9
Step-by-step explanation:
4/18=2/9