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Answer:
12,566 ft ≈ 2.38 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
The circumference of a circle is given by the formula ...
C = πd
For a diameter of 4000 ft, the circumference of a circular crater is about ...
C = (4000 ft)(3.141593) ≈ 12,566 ft
At 5280 ft per mile, that distance is about ...
(12,566 ft)/(5280 ft/mi) ≈ 2.38 mi
The distance around the crater is about 12,566 ft or 2.38 miles.
Answer:
The radius of the circle P = 2√10 = 6.325
Step-by-step explanation:
∵ AB is a tangent to circle P at A
∴ (AB)² = BC × BE
∵ BC = 8 , AB = 12 , ED = 6
∵ BE = ED + DC + CB
∴ BE = 6 + CD + 8 = 14 + CD
∴ (12)² = 8 × (14 + DC) ⇒ (12)²/8 = 14 + CD ⇒ CD = (12)²/8 - 14
∴ CD = 4
Join PC and PE (radii)
In ΔBDC and ΔPDE ⇒ ∵ ∠PDC = Ф , ∴ ∠PDE = 180 - Ф
Use cos Rule:
∵ r² = (PD)² + (DC)² - 2(PD)(DC)cosФ
∴ r² = 16 + 16 - 32cosФ = 32 - 32cosФ ⇒ (1)
∵ r² = (PD)² + (DE)² - 2(PD)(DE)cos(180 - Ф) ⇒ cos(180 - Ф) = -cosФ
∴ r² = 16 + 36 + 48cosФ = 52 + 48cosФ ⇒ (2)
∵ (1) = (2)
∴ 32 - 32 cosФ = 52 + 48cosФ
∴ 32 - 52 = 48cosФ + 32cosФ
∴ -20 = 80cosФ
∴ cosФ = -20/80 = -1/4
∴ r² = 32 - 32(-1/4) = 32 + 8 = 40
∴ r = √40 = 2√10 = 6.325
Answer:
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Answer:
Karl works 7 hours a week
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Determine total amount that Sally earns
Total amount Sally earns=rate per hour×number of hours worked(h)
where;
Rate per hour=$7 per hour
Number of hours worked=h
Replacing;
Total amount Sally earns=(7×h)=7 h
Step 2: Determine total amount Karl earns
Total amount Karl earns=rate per hour×number of hours worked
where;
rate per hour=$5
number of hours worked=2 more than Sally=h+2
replacing;
Total amount Karl earns=5(h+2)
Step 3: Equate Sally's total earnings to Karl's total earnings and solve for h
7 h=5(h+2)
7 h=5 h+10
7 h-5 h=10
2 h=10
h=10/2
h=5
Karl works (h+2) hours=(5+2)= 7 hours
Karl works 7 hours a week
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Explanation:
Notice for the corners mentioned, we have the figures with corresponding angles that are the same (shown by similar arc markings) and they have congruent corresponding sides as well (aka they are the same length shown by similar tickmarks). Rotating one figure has it transform into the other.
The only time this does not happen is with the pair of figures in the bottom right hand corner. One square has side lengths of 20, the other has side lengths of 25. The two figures are not congruent due to the side mismatch.
