An ARC measure is an angle of ARC makes at the top of a circle where as the ARC links is a span along the ARC
Answer:
(Part A) The formula for finding the area of a circle is πr². (Part B) The radius of that circle would be 5.27 m. 10.54 m cut in half would be 5.27 m. (Part C) The area of this circle would be approx. 87.21 m². Using the formula from Part A, first square 5.27. That will equal 27.7729. Now, multiply that by 3.14 (I used that value for π) to get 87.206906 m². However, we have to round to the nearest hundredth, so 87.21 m² is the answer.
B. It cant be A because a negative leading coefficient would mean it was turned facing down. It can't be C because the bottom of the loop is a turning point. It cant be C because it doesn't cross the x-axis.
48 + 36 = 84
84/ 24 = 3.5
The students will each get 2 apple slices and 1 and a half orange slices.
