You haven't shared all of the question, so I'll guess that you want to find "how fast is the area of the sphere increasing?"
Area of a sphere = 4*pi*r^2
Rate of change of area of a sphere with respect to radius r:
dA/dr = 8*pi*r*(dr/dt)
Here, that would come out to
dA/dr = 8*pi*r*(2 inches / sec)
If you meant, "how fast is the volume of the sphere increasing?" you'd need to use a different equation:
V = (4/3)*pi)*r^3
and go through a similar process.
Answer:
Add the two x-coordinates and divide by 2 and the same thing for y-coordinates....takes two coordinates must be the ones that are the end points of the line
Answer:
1,000,000,000
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: -2
Step-by-step explanation:
The information in the question can be used to form an equation which goes thus:
2nd term = a + d = 4 ...... i
5th term = a + 4d = 22 ....... ii
From equation i
a = 4 - d ........ iii
Put equation iii into ii
a + 4d = 22
(4 - d) + 4d = 22
4 - d + 4d = 22
4 + 3d = 22
3d = 22 - 4
3d = 18
d = 18/3
d = 6
Commons difference is 6
Since a + d = 4
a + 6 = 4
a = 4 - 6
a = -2
The first term is -2
100%/x%=300/111(100/x)*x=(300/111)*x 100=2.7027027027*x 100/2.7027027027=x 37=x x=37%
