the area of a circle is A = πr², where r = radius of the circle.
how to find points in the circle? depends on what the scenario is, if you know circle's center and its radius, simply use the distance formula to get any of the points, if you have only the equation of it in standard form, you can use the x,y coordinates with substitution, if you have an sketch, you can get them off the grid, so depends on what you have as components.
Okay, so YZ = 3 cm. You have XM correct. And YM = 0.5.
Now, you have the midpoint M at the correct spot.
Use Pythagorean's theorem o find the length of AB. a² + b² = c² a=6, b=8.
6² = 36 8² = 64 36 + 64 = 100 AB = 10!
If AB = 10 then AM = 5 MB also = 5
If B is the midpoint of AC, C would be 12 rows down from A, and 16 columns to the right. The last spot where the line intersects.
There are your answers!
I need a point to this question in order to answer it
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
the reason this because vertically opposite angles the equal so it's also 72
Answer:
B. 33
Step-by-step explanation:
45/30 = x/22
3/2 = x/22
2x = 3 * 22
x = 3 * 11
x = 33
