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84 degrees because both angles are equal.
Given that the ball has a thickness of 1 cm and the radius at the outside is 5 cm, thus the radius from inside is 5 - 1 = 4cm.
The <span>approximate volume of rubber used to make the ball is given by the volume of the ball at the outside surface minus the volume of the ball at the inside surface.
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Solving for x.
Since x<span> is on the right-hand side of the </span>equation<span>, switch the sides so it is on the left-hand side of the </span>equation<span>.
</span><span>0.04<span>x2</span>−8.504x+25302=c
</span>Simplify the quadratic and set<span> the right side equal to </span><span>0.
</span><span>0.04<span>x2</span>−8.504x+25302−c=0
</span>Use the standard form of the quadratic <span>(<span><span>a<span>x2</span>+bx+c</span>)</span></span><span> to find </span><span>a,</span><span>b,</span><span> and </span>c<span> for this quadratic.
</span><span>a=0.04,</span><span>b=−8.504,</span><span>c=25302−1c
</span>Use the quadratic formula<span> to find the </span>solutions<span>.
</span><span>x=<span>−b ± </span></span>√<span><span> <span><span>b2</span>−4ac /</span> </span><span>2a
</span></span>Substitute in the values of <span><span>a=0.04</span>,</span><span><span>b=−8.504</span>,</span><span> and </span><span><span>c=25302−1c</span>.
</span>x=<span>−(−8.504) ±</span>√<span><span>(−8.504<span>)2</span>−4(0.04)(25302−1c)/</span><span>2(0.04)
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<span>Simplify.
</span>x=<span>8.504 ±</span>√<span><span>(−8.504<span>)2</span>−4(0.04)(25302−1c)/</span><span>2(0.04)
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Simplify the section inside the radical<span>.
</span>x=<span>8.504 ± </span>√<span><span><span>−3976.001984+0.16c</span>/</span><span>2(0.04)
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Simplify the denominator<span> of the </span>quadratic formula<span>.
</span>x=<span>8.504 ±</span>√<span><span>−3976.001984+0.16c/</span>0.08
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Answer:
x=8.504 ±√−3976.001984+0.16c/0.08
This question is too short not specific but if this is what u mean then it is 17.50
0.625 or <span>5/8 left of the apple</span>