Answer:
I would have to say C.14
Step-by-step explanation:
Because if you are running the same exact emperiment with the same exact materials everytime then you should get the same outcome.
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378 ft I think this is the answer
Answer:
The perimeter of a circle can be found by using the followinfg expression
P = 2*π*r
where
π = 3.14
r = radius of the circle = half the diameter of the circle
In this case, if we are given the radius, we use
P = 2*π*r
If we are given the diameter, we use
P = 2*π*(D/2) = π*D
1) 27in
radius = 27in
P = 2*(3.14)*(27 in) = 169.56 in
diameter = 27 in
P = (3.14)*(27 in) = 84.78 in
2) 79 in
radius = 79 in
P = 2*(3.14)*(79 in) = 496.12 in
diameter = 79 in
P = (3.14)*(79 in) = 248.06 in
3) 1809 in
radius = 1809 in
P = 2*(3.14)*(1809 in) = 11360.52 in
diameter = 1809 in
P = (3.14)*(1809 in) = 5680.26 in
4) 152 in
radius = 152 in
P = 2*(3.14)*(152 in) = 954.56 in
diameter = 152 in
P = (3.14)*(152 in) = 477.28 in
All the triangles are isosceles meaning that they have to sides that are equal
Answer:
No
Step-by-step explanation:
No. We have 3 angles of triangle ABC congruent to 3 corresponding angles of triangle LMN. That is AAA. To use ASA, you need two angles and an included side. With three angles, you can prove the triangles similar, but not congruent.
