<u>Given</u>:
Given that the diameter of the hemisphere is 12.6 cm
The radius of the hemisphere is given by
We need to determine the volume of the hemisphere.
<u>Volume of the hemisphere:</u>
Let us determine the volume of the hemisphere.
The volume of the hemisphere can be determined using the formula,
Substituting the values, r = 6.3 and π = 3.14, we have;
Simplifying the values, we have;
Dividing, we have;
Rounding off to the nearest tenth, we get;
Thus, the volume of the hemisphere is 523.5 cm³
Y-y1=m(x-x1)
m= slope =-3
y-y1=-3(x-x1),
y1=-7, x1=5
y--7=-3(x-5)
y+7=-3(x-5) this is C
Answer:
Most known one: 4 sides
Step-by-step explanation:
They are closed shapes, their sides should be straight, they are strictly 2 dimensional, and finally, all quadrilaterals have 4 sides.
<h3>
Answer: angle T = angle W</h3>
Explanation:
We are given the sides are congruent due to the tickmarks. Specifically
TU = WV (single tickmarks)
TV = WX (double tickmarks)
So we just need the "A" of "SAS". The A is between the two S letters, so the angle is between the two sides. For triangle TUV, the angle T is between the two sides with the tickmarks. Similarly, angle W is between the tickmarked sides of triangle WVX.
If we know that angle T = angle W, then we have enough information to use SAS.
