Answer:
radians per minute.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to solve the problem you can use the fact that the angle in radians of a circumference is 2π rad.
The clock can be seen as a circumference divided in 12 equal pieces (because of the hour divisions). Each portion is 
So, you have to calculate the angle between each consecutive hour (Let ∅ represent it). It can be calculated dividing the angle of the entire circumference by 12.
∅=
Now, you have to find how many pieces of the circumference are between 12 and 4 to calculate the angle (Because 4 o'clock is when the minute hand is in 12 and the hour hand is in 4)
There are 4 portions from 12 to 4, so the angle (Let α represent it) is:
α= 
But the answer is asked in radians per minute. So you have to divide the angle by the amount of minutes between the hands of the clock at 4 o'clock.
There are 60 divisions in a clock for representing minutes, therefore in every portion there are:
minutes
So, from the 12 mark to the 4 mark there are 20 minutes
The angle per minute is:
α=
rad/min
Notice that the minimum angle is the angle mesured clockwise.
Y<span> = –2(</span>x<span> – 20)^2</span><span> + 6,000
Hope This Is Sufficient !!</span>
Using the disk method, the volume is given by the integral

That is, each disk has a radius of <em>y</em> = 9 sin(<em>x</em>) and hence area = <em>π</em> (9 sin(<em>x</em>))². Add up infinitely many such disks by integrating. Then the volume is

Answer:
y+2=2/3(x-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
y-y1=m(x-x1)
y-(-2)=2/3(x-3)
y+2=2/3(x-3)
She had 12 pizzas and 8 slices so 12x8=96 then each guest ate 3 slices so 96/3=32. Sonya had 32 guest at her party.