I agree with the guy who answered it’s 256ft because 24x20
if the ellipse has a major axis of 12 inches, that means its major radius is half that, or 6, and if its minor axis is 7, then its minor radius is half that, 3.5.
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Answer:
343
Step-by-step explanation:
if you have a cube, then the volume is one of the sides cubed, or to the third power. 7^3 can be represented as 7*7*7, or 7x7x7, which is 343.
Brainliest
(4xy-2y^2)+2y
4-2=2....x will remain y^1-y^2=y^-1
2xy^-1+2y
answer=2x+2y