Answer:
<h2>The answer is A 14.6</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
the diameter is twice the length of the radius soooo 7.3x2=14.6
making the answer A
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Answer:
17,720 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
5.4 km * (1 mile)/(1.609 km) * (5280 ft)/(1 mile) = 17,720 ft
Answer: 2.11cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the following :
The lengths of the parallel sides are (2z + 3) cm and (6z – 1) cm
The area of trapezoid is calculated using the formula:
1/2(a + b) × h
Where ;
a = Length of side 1
b = length of side 2
h = height
Take a = (2z + 3) and b = (6z – 1), h = z
Therefore ;
1/2 (2z + 3 + 6z - 1) × z
Opening the bracket
(z + 1.5 + 3z - 0.5) × z
(4z + 1 ) × z = 20cm^2
4z^2 + z = 20cm^2
Using Quadratic formula:
4z^2 + z - 20 = 0
a = 4, b = 1, c = - 20
(-b±√b^2 -4ac) / 2a
Z = 2.11 or - 2.364
z cannot be negative, therefore,
Z = 2.11 cm
Answer:
1
Explanation:
According to the Unit Circle, sin π\6 is ½, so we plug this into the cosine function to get this:
cos π\6 - π\6 → cos 0 >> 1
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Answer:
V=3926.99 liters
Step-by-step explanation:
cylindrical Is half full of oil The cylinder Has a base radius of 100 cm The height of the cylinder 250cm 1 litres = 1000cm3 How many litres of oil are in the tank?
Volume of a cylinder can be calculated using below formula
V=π r^2 h
Where r= radius
h= height
radius = 100 cm
h=250cm
But the cylinder is half filled, then the formula becomes
V=(π r^2 h) × 1/2
Then substitute the values we have
V=( π × 100^2 ×250) × 1/2
V=3926990 cm^3
But 1 litres = 1000cm3
Then V=(3926990 cm^3)/ 1000
V=3926.99 liters
