K=9S/2, total savings is S+9S/2=11S/2. So 9S/2÷11S/2=9/11. (a) The ratio is 9:11.
(b) Kieran’s savings are 9/11 of the total savings.
(c) Simon’s savings are S÷11S/2=2/11 of total savings (or simply subtract 9/11 from 1).
(d) K-S=28, 9/11-2/11=7/11 of the total savings, so 7/11 of the total savings is $28 and total savings is 11/7×28=$44.
CHECK
Kieran has 9/11 of $44 which is $36 and Simon has $8. 36/8=9/2 so the ratio is correct.
Simon has $28 less than Kieran and 36-8=28, which is correct.
Answer:
If we add up all the angles of any triangle, we should get 180 degrees. Therefore, Angle C = 90 (angle A) - 45 (angle B) = 45 degrees. Since there was a ray drawn from A through C the exterior angle of angle C is angle 1.
Step-by-step explanation:
a "one angle" A degree (in full, a degree of arc, arc degree, or arcdegree), usually denoted by ° (the degree symbol), is a measurement of a plane angle in which one full rotation is 360 degrees. ... Because a full rotation equals 2π radians, one degree is equivalent to π180 radians.
The answer is 4.8
Simply divide 27.36 by 5.7
First find how many students are sick the second year:
0.20 × 120 = 24
Then all you need to do is subtract:
120 - 24 = 96
So the number of students that got sick this year is:
96 students
Answer: 784π mm²
Step-by-step explanation: To find the area of a circle, start with the formula for the area of a circle which is shown below.
Area = πr²
Notice that here, we're given the diameter instead of the radius.
Remember that the radius is equal to half of the diameter. So the radius of this circle will be equal to half 56 millimeters or 28 millimeters.
So plugging into the formula, we have (π)(28 mm)².
A common mistake is to plug 56 millimeters into the formula but remember that we must plug in the radius and not the diameter.
Multiplying, (28 mm)² is equal to (28 mm)(28 mm) or 784 mm².
So we have 784π mm².
So the area of the circle is 784π mm².
