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3 years ago

Help Please. I'm no good when it comes to math

Mathematics

1 answer:

Natali [406]3 years ago

7 0

Answer: question 5 is C

Question 4 is 37.68

Question 3 is 153.86 ft sq

The question about finding the area with a diameter of 16mm is 803.84

The next one is A. 25÷8

Step-by-step explanation:

C = 2 pi r

C = 2 pi (7.8) and you get 49.01

Becuse the question is asking to round c is the best choice

When using the formula of C = 2 pi r, since radius is half of the diameter, 12÷2=6

The formula for this one is A = pi r sq

You have the radius for this one is 7

Put 7 into that and you get. ~153.94

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