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2 years ago

Round 7,670 to the nearest hundred.

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olga2289 [7]2 years ago

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7,700

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The radius of circle A is three feet less than twice the diameter of circle B. If the sun mmm of the diameters of both circles i

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Answer:

Area of Circle A = 1133.54

Circumference of Circle A= 119.32

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Sum of both circle diameters= 49 feet.

Circle A radius= Three feet less than twice the diameter of circle B.

Lets assume diameter of Circle B is "x"

∴ Circle A radius (r)= $(2x-3)$

We know, the diameter of circle is $2r$

Diameter of Circle A is $2\times (2x-3)$

Next as given sum of both circle diameter is 49 feet.

∴ $2(2x-3)+x= 49\ feet$

distributing 2 with 2x and -3

⇒ $4x-6+x= 49$

⇒ $5x-6= 49$

Adding both side by 6

⇒ $5x=55$

Cross multiplying both side.

⇒ $x=\frac{55}{5} = 11$

∴ Diameter of circle B is 11 feet.

Next, subtituting the value of x to get the value of radius for Circle A.

Radius of circle A= $(2x-3)$

⇒ Radius of circle A= $(2\times 11-3)= 22-3$

∴ Radius of circle A= 19 feet.

Area of circle= $\pi r^{2}$

Taking π= 3.14

Area of circle A= $3.14\times 19^{2} = 3.14\times 361$

∴ Area of circle A= 1133.54

Circumference of circle= 2πr

Circumference of Circle A= $2\times 3.14\times 19= 119.32$

∴ Circumference of Circle A= 119.32

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4) (Assume AR is tangent) Given: AR 12 SR - 7.7 Find: cs (Round to nearest tenth.)

andreev551 [17]

The length of CS is 11.0

Explanation:

Given that the length of the tangent AR is 12

The length of SR is 7.7

To find: The length of CS

The tangent secant theorem states that "if a tangent and a secant are drawn from an external point to a circle, then the square of the measure of the tangent is equal to the product of the measures of the secant’s external part and the entire secant."

Applying the tangent secant theorem, we have,

$AR^2=SR\times RC$