This is the derivative of S with respect to r, evaluated at r=8.
dS/dr = 8πr
Substituting r=8 into the above gives the answer of 64π.
Answer:
28/12
Step-by-step explanation:
you multiply 12 times 2
then add it to 4
The inequality that Matt could solve to find out how many more miles he can run if he keeps his current pace is less than 6 miles.
<h3>How to express the inequality?</h3>
It should be noted an inequality is used to show the expressions that are not equal.
In this case, Matthew wants his run today to take no more than 90 minutes and he already has run 30 minutes at a pace of 10 minutes per mile.
Therefore, the appropriate inequality will be;
Let miles = m
m <= 90/10 - 30/10
m <= 9 - 3
m <= 6
He has about 6 miles more.
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She could be thinking of 5,880, 5,881 and keep going till 5,940 just chose with one u want.
Step-by-step explanation:
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{\color{#c92786}{-5x-6}}
−5x−6
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