The answer is B! Ive past my test for this task.
Well, in the first one, 2 degrees below zero is -2 degrees, and then it says that it dropped 14 degrees, which means it dropped -14 degrees, so to know the total amount it dropped you would just have to add -2 plus -14 which is -16 degrees, so your answer for the first question would be the last answer, -16 degrees.
For the second question, just know that whenever a negative number is BY ITSELF in parentheses, that means it is used like a positive number in the equation. So (-12) automatically becomes 12. Now, since the problem is asking for a SUM, (the answer to an ADDITION problem; when you add instead of subtract), you would turn that minus symbol to a plus symbol, and add normally to get your final answer; 30 + 12 = 42. To check if this is correct, just type in <span>30 – (–12) to a calculator and you'll get the same answer! :D
Hope this helps! :3</span>
Hello!
First of all let's find the perimeter (circumference) of the semi circles. We can combine them to make one circle with a diameter of 4 (as we can see the side length of one semi circle is 4 cm. We now plug it into the circumference equation (

=3.14).
4(3.14)=12.56
Now we add up the side lengths of the rectangle.
4+6+4+6=20
Now we add up the length of our circle and rectangle.
20+12.56=32.56
Therefore our answer is
32.56 cm.
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Now to find the area! If we combine the two semicircles, we get a circle with a diameter of four. This means that is has a radius of two. We use the equation below to find the area of the two circles.
A=

r²
First we will square our radius.
2(2)=4
Now we multiply by pi.
4(3.14)=12.56
Now we need to find the area of the rectangle.
6(4)=24
Now we add.
24+12.56=
36.56.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
Area of the rhombus will be a repeating decimal.
Step-by-step explanation:
In a terminating decimals, numbers get terminated after decimal like
1/4 = 0.25
while in repeating decimals, numbers get repeated after decimal like
1/3 = 0.33333
When we multiply two decimals which are repeating and terminating decimals the result will be a repeating decimal.
Therefore area of the rhombus will be a repeating decimal.