Not sure i remember this but i think radius is like half of the diameter. it’s a line from the center, to a side of the circle. in this situation, line RO would be representing the radius.
answer: D, line RO
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Answer:
Chart
Number of loaves Number of Bananas
1 2 1/2
2 5
4 10
Step-by-step explanation:
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So the first one was easy because it already said it in the number line.
The second one you simply multiply 2x 2 1/2
The third one you multiply 4x 2 1/2.
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Answer:
We know that the rectangular plate has measures of:
length = 7.6 ± 0.05 cm
width = 3.1 ± 0.05 cm
(the error is 0.05cm because we know that both measures are correct to one decimal place)
First, the upper bound of the length is equal to the measure of the length plus the error, this is:
L = 7.6 cm + 0.05 cm = 7.65 cm
The upper bound of the area is the area calculated when we use the upper bound of the length and the upper bound of the widht.
Remember that the area for a rectangle of length L and width W, is:
A = W*L
Then the upper bound of the area is:
A = (7.6cm + 0.05cm)*(3.1cm + 0.05cm) = 10.8 cm^2
I don't know which one you want but here
Exact form: x=9/10
OR
Decimal form
x=0.9
It is not A or C, and D isn't specific enough (over what amount of time? is it flying up? down? It is going forward at the same height?) The most likely thing to stay consistent is the cost of fabric and it's length.
Say 1 foot of fabric is $3 (assuming there's no discount for additional feet, but math isn't that consistent with actual store sales), then 2 is $6, and 3 is $9. That is a constant rate of change.
