Basically, we need to find the diagonal of the square. Once we have the diagonal, we need to find if it's more or less than 11 cm, which is diameter of the circle.
This is the formula we'll use:
a²+b²=c²
Since it's a square, a and b are the same.
7²+7²=c²
49+49=c²
98=c²
√98=c
c=9.8995
So, the diagonal is 9.8995
9.8995<11
So, since the diagonal of the square is 9.8995 cm, it is less than the circumference of the circle meaning that it will fit in to the circle without touch the circle's circumference.
Buy what he said to multiple or divide length times width
Answer:
n < -10
Step-by-step explanation:
n+7 < -3
subtract 7 from both sides
n+7-7 < -3-7
n < -10
A. 10.3 assuming that 113.1 is given
140 divided by 14 is 10. So x is 10. And Y is 140. 140 divided by y (1) =140
