The square piece of wood measures 32 in per side,
Then the circle that can be cut off it has a radius of 16 in (half of the diameter 32 in)
Therefore, the area of the circle is going to be given by the formula:
And the area of the initial square was:
Area = 32^2 in^2 = 1024 in^2
Therefore the left-overs of the piece of wood would be the difference:
1024 in^2 - 803.84 in^2
i believe the answer is a
Answer:
x=6
Step-by-step explanation:
They both have to equal the same thing because they are exterior alternate angles. So here is the equation
110= 19x-4
114=19x
divide both sides by 19
6=x
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Answer: The tip is $17
Step-by-step explanation: You multiply $85 by .2 to get this answer.
is 4.
Then, 7(-2) is -14.
Then, 4 - (-14) is (-18).
Finnaly, (-18) - 8 is
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