C=2πr
The C stands for circumference
the π is Pi (3.14)
and r is the radius (length of half a circle)
Since the sides are 10 ft you multiply that by 2 to get the length of both sides which gives you 20 feet.
Then to find the circle, since both are half circles. You can just do the normal circumference equation and you will end up with the same answer.
For example in this problem: this problem gives you the diameter but you need the radius of the circle. C=2(π)(1.5)
C=9.42 < this is the circumference of the circle.
Then you add the sides of the table which are 20 feet.
So the final answer is 29.42 feet.
3+6-7=2
2x5/2=5(1)
6x5/2=15(2)
The area shaded: (1)+(2) => 5+15=20
Answer: 20
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Maybe I'm not understanding, but I would say 32 ounces divided by 3 gives an equal amount of food for each dog. So i would just solve 32/3. Hope this helps... sorry if it didn't!
Answer:
D or the last one.
Step-by-step explanation:
Honestly, you got me kinda confused. Is it saying that there is multiple equations to answer this? Well anyways, D would be the answer. When the variable (w) is beside the coefficient, it means you multiple them together. (W) standing for weeks multiplied by 12 which is how much you earn each week would get you the total amount. The rest just don't make sense.
