Brick = 3.5 in by 7.5 in and costs $0.59
Paver = 8.4 in by 8.4 in and costs $1.88
The small patio's area = 3430 square inches
The Area of 1 Brick = 26.25 square inches
The Area of 1 Paver = 70.56 square inches
The # of Bricks to complete the Patio will be:
Patio's Area / the Area of 1 Brick = # of Bricks to complete the patio
3430 square inches / 26.25 square inches = 130.67 = 131
Then, multiply the # of Bricks to complete the patio by the amount that 1 brick costs:
131 * $0.59 = $77.29
It will take $77.29 to complete the Patio with bricks.
The # of Pavers to complete the Patio:
Patio's Area / the Area of 1 Paver = # of Pavers to complete the Patio
3430 square inches / 70.56 square inches = 48.6 = 49
Then, multiply the # of Pavers to complete the patio by the amount that 1 Paver costs:
49 * $1.88 = $92.12
Cost of Bricks to complete Patio = $77.29
Cost of Pavers to complete Patio = $92.12
To conclude, Bricks would cost less by $14.83.
For the first one the answer is B
The standard form is
(x-xo)² + (y-yo)² = r²
Where xo,yo is the center of the circumference
and r is the radius.
We find the distance between the points to determine the <span>diameter
d=sqrt ((9-2)</span>² + (4-4)²<span>) = sqrt (49) = 7
The radius of the circumference is d/2 = 7/2 = 3.5
And we can see that those points are at the same coordinate y = 4
The center is given then by , x = (9+2)/2 = 5.5
y = (4+4)/2 = 4
The equation results
(x-5.5)</span>² + (y-4)² = (3.5)²<span>
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It’s A I had this question before
Can you show the mentioned diagram?
