Answer:
41.29 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
Area of the shaded portion = Area of the circle - area of the square.
A' = πr²-L²...… Equation 1
Where A' = Area of the shade portion, r = radius of the circle, L = length of the square, π = pie
Given: r = 4 cm, L = 3 cm
Constant: π = 22/7.
Substitute these values into equation 1
A' = [(22/7)×4²]-3²
A' = 50.29-9
A' = 41.29 cm²
Hence the area of the shaded portion is 41.29 cm²
Answer:
1260
Step-by-step explanation:
He asked 180 people and 63 said cookies so I think you have to do 63 out of each 180 people so you would do 3600 ÷ 180 = 20, 20 x 63 =1260
Not sure if this is right, hope this helps
P=69 degrees
Q=71 degrees
R=40 degrees
Explanation
All triangles equal up to 180 degrees.
First add all numbers without x.
Then add all xs.
5x+20=180
Subtract 20 from 180
5x=160
Divide 160 by 5
x=40
So, you have 3/4x + 5/8 = 4x. We can do this in two ways. Since fractions are harder to deal with, we can turn the fractions into whole numbers.
First we need to find the LCD (Least Common Denominator) between 4 and 8, which is 8. So multiply the 3/4x by 2/2, which gives you an equivalent fraction of 6/8x.
So now we have 6/8x + 5/8 = 4x. Now multiply both sides by 8, to get rid of the denominators of the fractions. That gives us 6x + 5 = 32x. Now use the subtraction property of equality to subtract 6x from both sides giving us 5 = 26x.
Now you can use the division property of equality to divide 26 on both sides, which gives us x = 5/26.
Hope this helps. :D Feel free to ask any other questions, and if you have any questions about my explanation, don't hesitate to ask.
Answer:
Stratified Random sampling
Step-by-step explanation:
When a random observations are selected from a number of individual groups in a particular population, the type of sampling technique is called Stratified Random sampling. Stratified Random sampling begins with the partitioning or splitting or a population into subgroups. A number of random selection are then made from each of the subgroups to form a collection of larger samples. This is different from the simple random sampling technique which makes random selection directly from a larger sample or population without prior partitioning of the population. The different grades of students represents the individual stratum from which random selections are made.
