I would rather look at a frequency table because the exact numbers would be shown and it could tell you by how much and how frequently they’re increasing . A bar graph could do the same , but sometimes they could be grouped so it wouldn’t tell you the exact number .
Only a guess but 69.5 7
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Answer:
1. 4 and 4sqrt2
2. 6sqrt2 and 6sqrt2
3. 5 and 5sqrt2
4. 5sqrt2 and 5sqrt2
5. 6 and 6
6. 8 and 8sqrt2
7. sqrt3 and sqrt6
8. sqrt2 and sqrt4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
perimeter 140
Step-by-step explanation:
60L x 10W = 600
60(2) + 10(2) = 140
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Answer:
a. 61.92 in²
b. 21.396 ≈ 21.4%
c. $4.71
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Amount of waste = area of rectangular piece of stock - area of two identical circles cut out
Area of rectangular piece of stock = 24 in × 12 in = 288 in²
Area of the two circles = 2(πr²)
Use 3.14 as π
radius = ½*12 = 6
Area of two circles = 2(3.14*6²) = 226.08 in²
Amount of waste = 288 - 226.08 = 61.92 in²
b. % of the original stock wasted = amount of waste ÷ original stock × 100
= 61.92/288 × 100 = 6,162/288 = 21.396 ≈ 21.4%
c. 288 in² of the piece of stock costs $12.00,
Each cut-out circle of 113.04 in² (226.08/2) will cost = (12*113.04)/288
= 1,356.48/288 = $4.71.
