<span>The question is about the side length of a copy of the dartboard. We know that the original dartboard has sides that measure 9 inches. We also have the scale factor 0.25. The ratio of the corresponding sides is called the scale factor. If we have the scale factor 0.25 it means that for 1 unit of the original figure there are 0.25 units of length of a copy. Therefore: x = 9 * 0.25; x = 2.25 in. Answer: The side length of the dartboard Boyd drew is 2.25 inches.</span>
Answer:
you could make a number line with 11 lines and start at .04 and go to .05 so the 11 lines will be 0.04,0.041,0.042,0.043,0.044,0.045,0.046,0.047,0.048,0.049,0.05
and you could put a dot on 0.043
Answer:
70.15 ft²
Step-by-step explanation:
The figure consists of two adjacent equilateral triangles (all angles are 60 degrees and all outer edges are 9 ft).
If we focus on one of these equilateral triangles, we can get the final area by multiplying the area of that one triangle by 2.
The formula for the area of a triangle is (1/2)(base)(height). Remembering to multiply this by 2, we get
area of figure = (base)(height)
√3
= (9 ft)(9 ft)(--------) = (81 ft²)(1.732) = 70.15 ft²
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Answer:
add all and multiply it by 2
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
1024 sq. ft.
Step-by-step explanation:
Each side is 32 feet long, so you would have to multiply 32 by 32, assuming all the sides are the same length.
