Answer:
Part A: Describe how you can decompose this shape into triangles: If you draw a line from each vertex to the vertex at the opposite side of the hexagon, you will form 6 triangles.
Part B: What would be the area of each triangle: 62.4
Part C: Using your answers above, determine the area of the table's surface: 374 .4
Step-by-step explanation:
Part A: Describe how you can decompose this shape into triangles: If you draw a line from each vertex to the vertex at the opposite side of the hexagon, you will form 6 triangles.
Part B: What would be the area of each triangle: bxh /2
12 x 10.4 /2
Part C: Using your answers above, determine the area of the table's surface: 374.4
The given polynomial is not a prime polynomial.
Given the polynomials, we have to choose the polynomial which is prime.
A polynomial with integer coefficients that cannot be factored into lower degree polynomials is Prime polynomials.
<h3>What is the formula for the quadratic roots?</h3>
Therefore the factor is (x-5) and (7x+2).
can be factored
∴ not a prime polynomial.
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Jerome makes 1/3 of the whole profit. So to find the overall profit of the company, multiply his profit by 3.
If he makes $150,000 this is how you would solve:
150,000•3= $450,000
450,000 dollars is your answer.
The dot is just a multiplication sign.
Answer:
We need to find the circumference, and in order to find the circumference we must know the formula for it.
Formula for circumference of a circle;
a = 2πr
Where π is the pi(3.14 or 22/7), and r is the radius which is half of the diameter.
Since we are given the diameter, we need to find the radius. So 1/2 of the diameter (26 x 1/2) = is 13
Now we just plug in the actual values in the formula:
a = 2πr
a = 2 x 3.14 x 13
a = <u>18.84 feet</u>
But now, we need to find how many revolutions it would take to get to 500 feet.
So we divide 500 feet by 18.84 feet;
500/18.84 = 26.53, around 27 revolutions.
No not always the degrees maybe
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