Answer:
5.9125in^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
Given data
Dimension of square= 5.25 in
Area of sqaure= 5.25^2= 27.5625 in^2
We are told that the sides of the circle touch the sides of the square
hence the diameter of the circle is 5.25in
radius= 5.25/2= 2.625 in
Area of circle= πr^2
Area of circle = 3.142*2.625^2
Area of circle=3.142*6.890625
Area of circle= 21.65 in^2
Step two:
The area that is not inside the circle
=Area of square-Area of circle
=27.5625- 21.65
=5.9125in^2
Answer:
14 candy Bars
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's under the question before we attempt it.
Total number of Candy Brooklyn is supposed to sell = 20
Percentage of Candy Bars sold= 70%
To know the exact number of Candy sold, it's means we must know the exact value of 70% of 20.
To solve this, we just proceed with mathematical operations.
Therefore:
70% of 20
= 70 / 100 * 20
= 1400 / 100
= 14.
It therefore means that, Brooklyn sold 14 Candy Bars
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Answer:
65/100 or 13/20
Step-by-step explanation:
65% = 65/100 and simplify to 13/20
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Answer: A. 9</h3>
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Explanation:
Draw in the segments AO and OC.
Triangle ABO is congruent to triangle CBO. We can prove this through the use of the HL theorem. HL stands for hypotenuse leg.
Since the triangles are congruent, this means the corresponding pieces AB and BC are the same length.
Then we can say:
AB+BC = AC .... segment addition postulate
AB+AB = AC .... plug in BC = AB
2*AB = AC
2*AB = 18
AB = 18/2 .... divide both sides by 2
AB = 9
In short, the chord AC is bisected by the perpendicular radius drawn in the diagram. So all we do is cut AC = 18 in half to get AB = 9.
Let the number of cards Aaron has : A
Given :
⊕ Bonny has twice as many cards as Aaron
⊕ Connor has 6 cards more than Bonny
⊕ Total cards : 101
⇒ Number of cards Bonny has : 2A
⇒ Number of cards Connor has : 2A + 6
⇒ Aaron cards + Bonny cards + Connor cards = 101
⇒ A + 2A + 2A + 6 = 101
⇒ 5A = 101 - 6
⇒ 5A = 95
⇒ A = 19
<u>Answer</u> : Aaron has 19 Cards
