Wait for area, wouldn't you just times 13 and 5 and get 65 and then times 23?
Hello!
We use different formulas to calculate the areas of different shape.
RECTANGLE:
To find the area of a rectangle, we must simply multiply its length by its width. The formula for its area is:
A = l × w
SEMICIRCLE:
Since the formula for a circle is pi × r × r, we must use the same formula but divide it in half, because a semicircle is a half circle, which is why its area would also be half of a circle's. The formula for a semicircle's area is:
A = 1/2 pi × r × r
Tip:
Write these formulas down and memorize them so that you don't forget them. You'll have to use these formulas quite often when finding the area of these shapes.
Answer:
y=3x is your answerStep-by-step explanation:
Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
To represent the data given on a stem and leaf plot, the whole number in a given value would be used as the stem, while the number after the decimal point is the leaf. (Key: 3|3 = 3.3).
For example, in the first stem in the first row, we have 4 as the stem. All values that starts with 4 point would be represented in this row. The digit after 4 point for each of the values would be written on the leaf column in the first row, from the least to the largest. For the first row we have: 4 | 3 9.
Same applies to the rest rows.
The stem plot would look like the one below:
Ice Thickness:
Stem | Leaf
4 | 3 9
5 | 1 8 8 8 9
6 | 5 8 9 9
7 | 0 2 2 2 2 5 9
8 | 0 7
The data of the stem-and-leaf plot shows a bell-shaped pattern with majority of the ice thickness for the 20 locations clustering around the center of the data distribution.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Because it says Klay lunch cost is $2 less than Ella's.
==> Ella's - $2 = Klay's
==> x-2=6
plus both side by 2
so the answer is $8
