Yes absolutely as if you just take a circle and break the circle from the centre point into pieces such that the no
of pieces formed is infinite and and then when you take the pieces of the circle and arrange them in the form of rectangle then the area of the rectangle obviously equal to the area of circles.For better understanding I had attached a picture with the answer
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Just replace x with whatever , and see if it works. If it works then it is a solution; otherwise it's not.
1^2 is not 2
(1/2)^2 isn't 2 either...
and so on
Answer:
x=-12
Step-by-step explanation:
2-3/4x=11
3/4x=2-11
3/4x=-9
x=-9/(3/4)
x=(-9/1)(4/3)
x=-36/3
x=-12
Look like a linear equation. let's try finding the slope:
(7-4)/(1-0)=3
(4-1)/[(0-(-1)]=3
[1-(-2)]/[-1-(-2)]=3
indeed, it is linear, with a slope of 3
when x=0, y=4, so the y intercept is 4
the equation of the line is y=3x+4
So product = multiplication, so we are multiplying these fractions. All you got to do is multiply numerators with numerators and denominators with denominators.
