The radius of the circle is

, which is 4
The center of the circle is at (0,10)
Answer:
4-7
this gives us answer of -4
hope it helps
Answer:
Number of bulbs which can be lit using 1 kg of coal = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
Energy yielded by burning 1 kg of coal = 30 × 106 joules
= 3180 joules
Amount of energy that can be used for electricity = 30 % of 3180 joules
= 0.30 × 3180
= 954 joules
Energy needed for lighting one bulb = Wattage of bulb × No. of hours of lighting
⇒ Energy needed for lighting one bulb = 100 × 1
= 100 joules

Hence, Number of bulbs which can be lit using 1 kg of coal = 9
On the left side, distribute the 2 to x and -3 so the left side should look like 5x+2x-6.
on the right, distribute the -2 to x and -1 so the right side should look like -2x+2.
combine like terms on the left to get 7x-6=-2x+2
add -2x from the right side to the left side to make the equation 9x-6=2 now it's a two step equation.
add 6 to 2 to get 9x=8. divide by 9 and x=8/9.
Answer:
v < 2
Step-by-step explanation:
1+4v<9
Subtract 1 from each side
1-1+4v<9-1
4v < 8
Divide each side by 4
4v/4 <8/4
v < 2