The problem is: d=rt
you are solving for r
d=rt
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t t
you divide both sides by r, so your answer is:
d/t=r or r=d/t
I hope this helped! :))
You do Y2-Y1 Divided by X2-X1
The correct way is to plug in the answer back into the equation and see if it results in the correct solution.
Best Answer:<span> </span><span>So first we need both areas, then we can relate them, and then divide the circle by the square:
A(circle) = πr^2
A(square) = L*W or (2r)*(2r) which is (2r)^2
For the square, we know this is true because because the radius is half the diameter, so if we multiply the radius by 2, we get the length of one side of the square. We also know that the lengths of both sides of the square are the same by definition of a square.
Ratio: (πr^2)/(4r^2) = π/4</span>
I think the answer is G.
I think this because of the fact families (like my elementary teacher used to say)
It’s like about multiplication of fact families so make it where it would have fact families with those numbers as the sums.
I hope this helps! Be safe out there.
