Answer:
A and B
Step-by-step explanation:
When rotating a point (or any shape around a certain point), none of the diameters of the shape will change. So for example, with this circle, when you rotate it around a point, the radius and circumference will not change because it has just rotated. It wont be on the x-axis though because point P is not on the x-axis an it is being rotated 180 degrees about point P. Just know that when you are rotating, nothing about the shape changes, all angles or measurements will be the same, it is just moving to a different place.
Hope this helped ^-^
3/5*3/3=9/15
1/3*5/5=5/15
15 is a common denominator.
Answer:
40
Step-by-step explanation:
you multyply 4 by 10 to get 40 or add 4 10 times
The answer would be C. ADB:310 degrees.
A major arc includes 3 points. So that eliminates answer choices B and D.
Angle ACB is a central angle and intercepts the arc AB. The measure of the central angle and the arc it intersects have the same measure. Meaning that Arc AB equals to 50 degrees.
A circle is equal to 360 degrees. So subtract the measure of the minor arc to 360 to get the measure of the major arc.
360-50=310.
Making arc ADB equal 310 degrees
