Area = length x width and volume = length x width x height soo you would have to multiple 4 and 25 and that’s 100
Answer:
The third answer
Step-by-step explanation:
(side note: You probably need to use a calculator that can calculate pi)
The formula to find the area of a circle is pi r squared.
In this case, pi times r squared is 19.63495....... continued
This is probably going to be rounded
so... 19.63
For all of the circles, this is multiplied by 4.
This is 78.52
The area of the square is 100 cm since 10 times 10 is 100
You take 100 cm and then subtract it by 78.54
Voila! now you have 21.46
The answer to your problem is 4.32.
Smaller circle:
diameter = 9 ft
radius = diameter/2 = (9 ft)/2 = 4.5 ft
A = pi(r^2) = 3.14159 * (4.5 ft)^2 = 63.62 ft^2
Larger circle:
diameter = 20 ft
radius = diameter/2 = (20 ft)/2 = 10 ft
A = pi(r^2) = 3.14159 * (10 ft)^2 = 314.159 ft^2
Difference = larger are - smaller area
Difference = 314.16 ft^2 - 63.62 ft^2 = 250.54 ft^2
Answer: About 251 ft^2
1)
LHS = cot(a/2) - tan(a/2)
= (1 - tan^2(a/2))/tan(a/2)
= (2-sec^2(a/2))/tan(a/2)
= 2cot(a/2) - cosec(a/2)sec(a/2)
= 2(1+cos(a))/sin(a) - 1/(cos(a/2)sin(a/2))
= 2 (1+cos(a))/sin(a) - 2/sin(a)) (product to sums)
= 2[(1+cos(a) -1)/sin(a)]
=2cot a
= RHS
2.
LHS = cot(b/2) + tan(b/2)
= [1 + tan^2(b/2)]/tan(b/2)
= sec^2(b/2)/tan(b/2)
= 1/sin(b/2)cos(b/2)
using product to sums
= 2/sin(b)
= 2cosec(b)
= RHS
