I think the answer is C because you would A=Pi x r x 2
To find approximations of square roots, you should find the nearest prefect square. For example if your looking to approximate the square rot of 10, the closest perfect square is 9 and the square root of that is three. Thus, you can say that the square root is about 3. Hope this helps and please mark brainiest. :D
Explanation:
Provided <u>2 length sides</u> and <u>one angle</u> also need to find <u>one missing side</u>.
So, use cosine rule:
a² = b² + c² - 2bc cos(A)
<h3><u>Part 1</u></h3>
c² = 9² + 11² - 2(11)(9) cos(57)
c² = 94.16147
c = √94.16147 = 9.70 cm
<h3><u>Part 2</u></h3>
d² = 5² + 7² - 2(5)(7) cos(48)
d² = 27.16
d = √27.16 = 5.21
<h3><u>Part 3</u></h3>
5² = 7² + 9² - 2(7)(9) cos(H)
-126cos(H) = 25 - 49 - 81
cos(H) = -105/-126
cos(H) = 5/6
H = cos⁻¹(5/6) = 33.56°
<h3><u>Part 4</u></h3>
8² = 4² + 7² - 2(4)(7) cos(J)
-56cos(J) = 64 - 16 - 49
cos(J) = -1/-56
J = cos⁻¹(1/56) = 88.98°
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2^3 is equivalent because if you count the number of twos there are in the parentheses its 3.
<span>'x' can be anything. There's no information here to say that it must be
one thing or another. You can't find 'x', because there is no
equation.
You can probably simplify the fraction by doing some factoring, but
there's
no way to tell a value for 'x'. As long as 'x' is not -4, it can be anything, and
its value determines the value of the fraction.</span>
