So if the formula is A=(pi)r^2, find the area of the entire circle:
A=(pi)(13^2)=530.66cm
then find the area of the little circle:
A=(pi)(3^2)= 28.26cm
then subtract the little circle from the big circle:
530.66cm-28.26cm= 502.4cm
and there you go. Hope this helps!
67+1=68. 54+14=68 their are more than that just subtract a number from it and use it
And you will find the answer
Answer:
is this your only question?
1, 3, 5, 7, 9 are the possible digits
meaning you have 5! possible combinations or 120 combinations
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Required
Determine KBC
Since BK is a bisector of ABC at B,
this implies that:
Substitute 28.3 for ABK
Reorder