First, the formula of the circumference.
There are two formulas:
1. C = π*d
[Note: d = diameter]
2. C = 2*π*r
[Note: r = radius]
[Note: This symbol * means to multiply.]
Since we are given the diameter, it’s easier to use the first formula, π*d. Let’s not be too hard on ourselves.
Okay, so let’s state our decided formula:
C = π*d
Then replace d with the car tire’s diameter:
C = π*(32)
Afterwards, find a calculator and multiply π with 32. You will get 100.5309649 as result.
If where to round is stated in your question, round to that. If not, it’s best to round by two decimal places. In this case, we’ll round 100.5309649 to 100.53.
Please add your units as well. In this case, the final answer will be: 100.53 inches.
Since this is a word problem, don’t forget your final statement!
“The approximate circumference of the tire is 100.53 inches.”
Answer:
The value of a function is the actual calculation done at a certain point. The limit is - roughly speaking - the value at points that are “arbitrarily close” to the same point. For most commonly used functions, the value of a function at a point, and the limit at the same point, is the same - at least for most values.
I think it’s B but I’m not for sure
5(x-2) or 5x-10 are both correct
Answer:
Two possible solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
Applying the law of sines

we have



step 1
Find the measure of angle A

substitute the values


The measure of angle A could have two measures
the first measure------->
the second measure ----->
step 2
Find the first measure of angle C
Remember that the sum of the internal angles of a triangle must be equal to
substitute the values
step 3
Find the first length of side c

substitute the values


therefore
the measures for the first solution of the triangle are
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, 
, 
step 4
Find the second measure of angle C with the second measure of angle A
Remember that the sum of the internal angles of a triangle must be equal to
substitute the values
step 5
Find the second length of side c

substitute the values


therefore
the measures for the second solution of the triangle are
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, 
, 