The distance of the race.
Oh these are easy, I’ll explain.
To start off, the answer is 11.
I got this by subtracting DE (57) and BC (35). You get 22. Then, you divide the result of the subtraction by 2, which is 11.
Let me know if you need me to explain in more depth, and give brainliest if I’m correct tysm.
To solve this problem you must apply the proccedure shown below:
1. You have that:
- <span>It completes one orbit every 5 hours.
- The radius of earth is about 6,400 km.
- The satellite is positioned 4,700 km above the earth.
2. Then, you must use the following formula:
S=r</span><span>θ
r=6,400 km+4,700 km
r=11,100 km</span><span>
3. When you substitute the values, you obtain:
S=(11,100 km x 2</span>π)/5
S=13,949 km
The answer is:13,949 km
The answer is 9 you have to multiply 1/4 three times which gives you 1/64 then you take 576 and multiply it by 1/64 which gives you 9. Hope this helps.
