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grows 4% at every year
after 7 years ↓↓
4 × 7 = 28
A town has a population of 5000
28% of 5000 = 1400
5000 + 1400 = 6400
after 7 years, town has 6400 population = after 7 year grows 28%
<span>Semicircle area = circle area / 2 = (pi*r^2)/2
16 in is the radius. Let's call the area of this semicircle s.
3.14*16^2=s
</span><span>Trapezoid area = ((base 1 + base 2) / 2) * h
Here, base 1 is 44 and base 2 is 36. The height (h) is 20. Let's call this trapezoid's area t.
(44+36)/2 *20 = t
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<span>We can remove the area of the semicircle (that created by the windshield wiper) by subtracting it from the area of the trapezoid.
t - s = uncleaned area
[(44+36)/2 * 20] - [3.14 * 16^2] = uncleaned area</span>
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
Yesterday, Priya successfully made 6 free throws.
Today, she made 75% as many as yesterday.
We are asked to calculate the number of successful free throws that Priya made today.
So, the number will be
.
Since it is the number of successful free throws, so it will be 10 throws. ( Answer )
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<h2>Explanation:</h2>
Here we have the following inequality:

In order to graph the shaded region, we have to graph the equation of the line
whose slope is
and y-intercept
. So the graph of the line is shown in the First Figure below.
To find the shaded region we need to have a look at the symbol > that indicates that the shaded region is above the graph of the line and. Since this doesn't include the symbol =, then the line is dotted. Therefore, the resulting region is shown in the second Figure.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer C)
Explanation:
MN + NP = MP
MP = 39
Therefore, 4(x + 5) + 2x + 1= MP
So, 4(x + 5) + 2x + 1= 39
(4x + 20) + 2x +1 = 39
So, (4x + 2x) + (20 + 1) = 39
6x + 21 = 39
Addition changes to Subtraction
So, 6x = 39 - 21
6x = 18
Multiplication changes to Division
x= 18/6
x=3
Therefore MN = 4(x + 5)
So, 4(3 + 5) = 4(8)
4(8) = 32
Therefore, MN = 32
Hope this helps!