Answer:
Valume of cylinder : πr² × h = π × 5² × 15 = 375π ≈ 1177.5 cm³
Answer:
≈ 10.63
Step-by-step explanation:
Pythagorean Theorem... Possibly the most easy theory in math once you understood it.
Here's the formula.
AB would be the hypothenuse
BC would be the opposite
CA would be the Adjacent.
But let's not make it complicated though, the question is actually quite easy.
You are asked to find AB, the hypothenuse.
The hypothenuse would be C.
BC and CA would be A and B.
It doesn't matter where are you going to place the numbers.
So,
= 113
Now we would have to square root 113 since
is an irrational number, and the question asks you to round ro the nearest tenth.
=10.63014581
≈ 10.63
Your answer would be 10.63
Hope this answer helped :)
28x+86≤200 because for supplies they divide the rest of money. that means, 200-28=172 so 172/2=86 now we gonna find the value of x.
28x+86≤200 i am gonna subtract 86 both of side 28x+86-86≤200-86 to get value of x.
28x≤114 divide 28 both of side to get value of x so it will be x≤4
Answer:
110 in. = 9 1/6 ft, or 9 ft 2 in
Step-by-step explanation:
Please try to do a better job of formatting your next question. Thanks.
110 in 1 ft
-------- * --------- = 9 1/6 ft or 9 ft 2 in
1 12 in
Answer:
(h o k) (3) = 3
(k o h) (-4b) = -4b
Step-by-step explanation:
An inverse function is the opposite of a function. An easy way to find inverse functions is to treat the evaluator like another variable, then solve for the input variable in terms of the evaluator. One property of inverse functions is that when one finds the composition of inverse functions, the result is the input value, no matter the order in which one uses the functions in the combination. This is because all terms in a function and their inverse cancel each other and the result is the input. Thus, when one multiplies two functions that are inverse of each other, no matter the input, the output will always be the input value.
This holds true in this case, it is given that (h) and (k) are inverses. While one is not given the actual function, one knows that the composition of the functions (h) and (k) will result in the input variable. Therefore, even though different numbers are being evaluated in the composition, the output will always be the input.
