Answer: #1) 3. The semicircle has twice the area of the circle
#2) 3. 28.26 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
#1) The formula for area of circle is A=πr².
First, plugging in the radius for the circle, A=π(5)², we get an area of about 78.54 inches².
Plugging in the radius for the semicircle, A=π(10)², which is equal to 314.159.... However, since it is a SEMI-circle, we will divide this value by 2 to give us an area of about 157.08 inches².
Comparing the two areas, we see the semicircle has twice the area of the circle as 78.54 x 2 = 157.08.
#2) Again use the area of circle formula, A=πr². The radius is half the diameter, so half of 6cm=3cm, meaning r=3. plug it in.
A= π(3)²
A= 28.27 cm²
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
-0.59x+0.29=7.2
-0.59x+0.29-0.29=7.2-0.29
-0.59x=7.2
divide both sides by -0.59
x=−
11.7118644
that can be rounded to x= -11.7
AE = AC = 4
m<CAB = 60 (equilateral triangle)
m<CAE = 90 (square)
m<BAE = 150 (= 60 + 90)
Triangle BAE is isosceles since AB = AE;
therefore, m<AEB = m<ABE.
m<AEB + m<ABE + m<BAE = 180
m<AEB + m< ABE + 150 = 180
m<AEB + m<AEB = 30
m<AEB = 15
In triangle ABE, we know AE = AB = 4;
we also know m<BAE = 150, and m<AEB = 15.
We can use the law of sines to find BE.
BE/(sin 150) = 4/(sin 15)
BE = (4 sin 150)/(sin 15)
BE = 7.727
Answer:
seven hundred and twenty nine
