Answer: 50 degrees
You cut the arc measure 100 degrees in half. This is using the inscribed angle theorem. The angle 'a' is the inscribed angle that cuts off this 100 degree arc.
Answer:
-3r-8
Step-by-step explanation:
V of cone=(1/3)(pi)(h)(r^2)
V of cylinder=(pi)(h)(r^2)
1.
r=6
h=10
v=(1/3)(pi)(10)(6^2)
v=1/3pi10(36)
v=1/3pi360
v=120pi
answer is B
2.
r=d/2
d=10
10/2=5=r
V=(3.14)(5)(5^2)
V=3.14(125)
V=392.5
answer is B
3. 9.2, 3.7
V=(pi)(9.2)(3.7^2)
V=(pi)(9.2)(13.69)
V=(pi)(125.948)
input 125.948
4. v=(1/3)(pi)(12)(3^2)
V=(1/3)(pi)(12)(9)
V=(pi)(12)(3)
V=pi(36
v=36pi
v=36(3.14)
V=113.04
input 113.04
ANSERS
1.B
2.B
3. 129.948
4. 113.04
Answer: Its the first one
You draw the graph of the line y=3x+5
but make the line dotted.
Label the line y>3x+5
Note that if instead we hade y≥3x+5 the line would be solid.
If you draw a line parallel to the y-axis through any x-value the value of y can be any on that vertical line that is above but not on the line y=3x+5
. So you end up with a 'feasible' region of solutions for y
