I don't know if that is factor-able. It looks like you could just subtract and get 64t. which would lead to the answer being zero since you divide by zero when isolating the variable t.
Answer:
Well, with the info I have been given I would say; The L.A of a cylinder is SA+=2(pi)(r)(h).
Step-by-step explanation:
SA=Surface Area
LA=Lateral Area
Pi=3.14
R=Radius
H=Height
V=Volume
LA=2*pi*r*h <-- finds the Lateral Area of a cylinder
SA=LA+2*base or SA=2*pi*r*h+2*pi*r^2<-- finds the Surface Area of a cylinder
V=pi*r^2*h<---- Finds volume of the cylinder
Answer:
$38,500
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the $385, then divide it by the percentage you know, 1 percent (.01 as a decimal) 385/.01 = $38,500, which is your answer.
Hopefully this helps - let me know if you have any questions!
Answer:
d
Step-by-step explanation:
i read though actually easy
Answer:
<em>No, there are no inscribed angle in this diagram; Option D</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>~ Let us apply process of elimination to solve this problem ~</em>
Option 1. This first example states firstly that m∠SRT is an inscribed angle. That is not true, by definition an inscribed angle is an angle created by two chords that share a common endpoint. Neither RS nor RT are chords, in fact they each are radii, creating a central angle instead.
Option 2. m∠RST is not created by two chords, instead by arc ST and radii RS ⇒ and I believe I am not familiar with what angle it is reffered to, if at all it is named.
Option 3. As stated before, ∠SRT is not an inscribed angle; by definition an inscribed angle is an angle created by two chords that share a common endpoint, and neither RS nor RT are chords.
Option 4. Through elimination, Option D is the only possible answer left: <em>Answer: No, there are no inscribed angle in this diagram</em>
