Rotation as you could rotate it 360 degrees back into its original place
The area of a square is
s • s
We can also write this as
s^2
So, for any side length “s”, we can make a function, A(s), such that
A(s) = s^2
Now that we have a quadratic equation for the area of a square, let’s go ahead and solve for the side lengths of a square with a given area. In this case, 225 in^2
225 = s^2
Therefore,
s = sqrt(225)
s = 15
So, the dimensions are 15 x 15 in
Answer:
X = 34 (by Pythagoras theorem)
STEP BY STEP:
(30) ^2 +(16)^2 =1156
Root 1156 =34
I hope it helps :))
Hello!
First off, please write y2 + y as y^2 + y. The " ^ " symbol denotes exponentiation, whereas y2 is meaningless.
To find the constant term in question, take half of the coefficient of y (that is, take 1/2) and square it. Then we have y2 + y + 1/4.
The constant term in question is 1/4.
Answer:
12.6
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the area of a cylinder, you find the area of the circular base and multiply it by the height. Remember that the area of a circle is pi*r^2. R, the radius, is 2. Putting this into a calculator and rounding to the nearest tenth, you get 12.6. Now that we have the circle, we multiply by the height. Since the height is 1, we have our answer of 12.6.
