Answer:
Area of bigger circle = 36.32cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
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This problem bothers on the mensuration of flat shapes, a circle
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Given data
Area of small circle =9cm³
Say we assume the all unit is in cm
From the diagram we can see that the diameter of the small circle is the radius of the bigger circle
So let us solve for the diameter of the small circle
9= πr²
r²=9/3.142
r²= 2.86
r=√2.86
r= 1.7cm
But diameter of small circle
d= 2r
d= 1.7*2= 3.4cm
Hence the radius of the bigger circle is 3.4cm
Area of bigger circle =πr²
=3.142*3.4²
=3.142*11.56
Area of bigger circle = 36.32cm²
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
T = 4B + 10C
Step-by-step explanation:
Since there are 4 doughnuts in a bag then there are 4B doughnuts in B bags
Since there are 10 doughnuts in a carton then there are 10C doughnuts in C cartons, thus summing the two quantities gives
T = 4B + 10C
Answer:
20/3 pounds of coffee that costs $12 per pound and 40/3 pounds of coffee that costs $9 per pound are required
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the amount of coffee that costs $12 per pound
Cost of x amount of this type coffee = 12x
We are supposed to find How much of each should be used to produce 20 pounds of the new blend that costs $10 per pound
So, Amount of coffee required that costs $9 per pound = 20-x
Cost of (20-x) amount of this type of coffee = 9(20-x)
So, 
Amount of coffee that costs $12 per pound required is
Amount of coffee that costs $9 per pound required = 20-x=
Hence 20/3 pounds of coffee that costs $12 per pound and 40/3 pounds of coffee that costs $9 per pound are required
