Answer:
1.22
53.08
Step-by-step explanation:
4. We can find the quarter circle, we can find the whole triangle, lets do that
The circle is, 1/4*(1)^2*pi, which is 1/4pi
The triangle is, 2 * 2 divided by 2, which is 2
2 - 1/4pi gives us the shaded part or
2 - 1/4*3.14
2 - 0.785 = 1.215 rounded to 1.22
5. The area of a cylinder is pir^2h. r is 10, h is 1.2
12pi cm^3
we have 20 m^3 which is 2000 cm^3
Let's divide,
2000/37.68 = 53.078, rounded gives us 53.08
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Sides of the figure = n = 7
<h3><u>Formula for measuring the interior angles of a polygon:</u></h3>
(n - 2)×180
Where n is the number of sides in the polygon
So,
<h3><u>Measure of interior angles in the figure:</u></h3>
= (n - 2) × 180
= (7 - 2) × 180
= 5 × 180
= 900
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Answer:
87 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
The triangle with the angles 79 and 15, we can find the last value because all angles in a triangle add up to 180. So, 180-79-15= 86 degrees for the angle of the triangle.
Because the 86 degree angle is complimentary, or when added up to the adjacent angle, is 90 degrees (we see that little box sign), that means that 90-86=4 degrees for the upper triangle in the angle that isn't the question mark. Now that we know 2 values for the top triangle, we can solve for the third value by subtracting those two from 180.
180-89-4=87 degrees. Hope this helps!
I think maybe 3) would make the most sense because she wants a random sample of students and the other options are specific on the type of students.
