The width of the rectangle is twice the length of the rectangle
<h3>How to compare the dimensions of the rectangle?</h3>
The given parameters are:
Width = 4 cm
Length = 2 cm
Express 4 cm as 2 * 2 cm
Width = 2 * 2 cm
Substitute Length = 2 cm in Width = 2 * 2 cm
Width = 2 * Length
This means that the width of the rectangle is twice the length of the rectangle
Hence, the true statement is that the width of the rectangle is twice the length of the rectangle
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The answer is definitely c
SA: 2pi (r^2)+2pi(r)(h)
In order to find radius (r) of the base you must divide 10 by pi then find the square root of the result
√(10/pi)=r: 1.784cm
h: a) 8.0cm
b) 6.5cm
c) 9.4cm
2pi (3.183)+2pi(1.784)(8)=109.673cm^2
2pi (3.183)+2pi(1.784)(6.5)=92.859cm^2
2pi (3.183)+2pi(1.784)(9.4)=125.366cm^2
First set of data:
Mean - 6.5
Absolute deviation - 2.4
Second set of data:
Mean - 4.475
Absolute deviation - 2.275
