Answer:
Flags are one of the simplest yet most powerful pieces of design ever conceived.
Step-by-step explanation:
They can make us swell with pride, burn with hatred — and even inspire people to die or kill in their name, says vexillologist Michael Green. Take a brief walk through history as Green explores the symbolic fervor behind flags that unify and divide, inviting us to imagine a future where we can come together under one collective identity: humanity.
Hope this Helps with your Math Problem :D
So we see the pythagorean theorem
a^2+b^2=c^2
diagonal=c
width=a or b, pick one
width=a
legnth=b
width is 5 times more than 2 times legnth of garden
w=5(2legnth)
this doesn't make sense since the legnth is normally longer than the width, but we'll stick with that
w=5(2l)
w=10l
a=10b
(10b)^2+b^2=90^2
100b^2+b^2=8100
101b^2=8100
divide by 101
b^2=80.198 aprox 80.2
square root
8.95533
legnth of garden =8.96
to find width subsitue
w=10l
w=89.56
legnth=8.96
width=89.56
Answer:
Area of nail's head = 28.26 millimeter² (Approx.)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Head of nail is circular
Diameter of nail's head = 6 millimeter
Find:
Area of nail's head
Computation:
Radius of nail's head = Diameter / 2
Radius of nail's head = 6 / 2
Radius of nail's head = 3 millimeter
Area of circle = πr²
Area of nail's head = πr²
Area of nail's head = (22/7)(3)²
Area of nail's head = (22/7)(9)
Area of nail's head = (3.14)(9)
Area of nail's head = 28.26 millimeter² (Approx.)
