Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
a^2+b^2=400
a^2=400-b^2
a=sqrt(400-b^2) & -sqrt(400-b^2)
-----------------------------------------------
b^2=400-a^2
b=sqrt(400-a^2) & -sqrt(400-a^2)
I'm doing the same thing right now and I'm lost.
<u>Direct Variation:</u> 
when y = 7: 
14 = 15x
<u>Inverse variation:</u> y*x = k
15 * 2 = k
30 = k
when y = 7: 7 * x = 30
In order to round 25.691 to the greatest place or the nearest whole number, first start at the last digit behind the decimal, in the case, being the 1. When it comes to things like this, if the digit is 4&under meaning its the number 4,3,2,1 or 0. If it is 5&up, that means it could be 5-9, making the digit go up (but if its 2, then the digit just goes away, you wont have to worry about that one specific number).
Next step is to round the 9 which makes the 6 go up one digit (meaning it turns into a 7). Now, when you round the seven, it will make the whole number go up one digit, but if you want to round that as well, to start, it's first rounding equaled up to 26. If you're rounding it to a whole tens number, it would be 30. I hope that this helps you understand this subject or topic much better! :3
We know that
the distance from the centroid of the triangle to one of the vertices is the radius of the circle <span>required to inscribe an equilateral triangle.
[distance </span>centroid of the triangle to one of the vertices]=(2/3)*h
h=the <span>altitude of the equilateral triangle-----> 5.196 in
so
</span>[distance centroid of the triangle to one of the vertices]=(2/3)*5.196
[distance centroid of the triangle to one of the vertices]=3.464 in----> 3.5 in
the radius is equal to the distance of the centroid of the triangle to one of the vertices
hence
the radius is 3.5 in
the answer is
the radius is 3.5 in
