Janice kayaked 0.93 of a mile further on Tuesday
48. A square's sides are equal, so we know that its area is a number multiplied by itself, or squared. To find the length of one side, you must take the square root of its area, 156.25, which is 12.5. To find the square's perimeter (how much fence we need to go around the garden) you must multiply that side by 4, to get 50. Antonine has 40 ft already, so he only needs 10 more ft, and each ft costs 4.97. Our final answer is 10*4.97, or $49.70.
49. The square root of 12 is about 3.46, plus 2 is our answer, about 5.46 cm.
600,000,000+ 70,000,000+ 200,000+ 600+ 40
Answer:
The area of the sector is 3pi/2
Step-by-step explanation:
A sector is that part of a circle bounded by 2 radii and an arc
The circle has an area of 9 pi with a central angle of 60 degrees.
Now the area of the sector is pretty much straight forward to calculate. Since it is a circle, the total angle we have is 360.
Now the sector subtends an angle of 60 degrees at the centre. What this means is that the sector is exactly 1/6 of the circle. meaning that cutting the circle into 6 slices will give the sector.
Thus, the area of the sector is one-sixth the area of the circle.
The area of the sector is thus 1/6 * 9pi = 9pi/6 = 3pi/2 or 3/2 pi
4x²-12x²-6x+12x²-36x²-18x-16x+48x+24
-32x²+8x+24