The answers, that you are seeking for my friend, are a, b, and d
This question is easy if you think about it. First get the area of the rectangular part of the shape and then find area of the two semi-circles then add them together.
First, let's solve for the rectangle because it's easier.
Area for finding a rectangle A = w * l
A = 23 * 37
A = 851
Now for the semi-circle. First use the equation for finding the area of a circle which is A = Pi * r^2. We'll use 3.14 for Pi.
We know the diameter is 23. And to get the radius we just half it because the radius is half of the diameter.
23 / 2 = 11.5
A = 3.14 * 11.5^2
A = 3.14 * <span>132.25
</span>A = <span>415.265
</span>
Now we have the total area for both semi-circles. Because if we half 415.265 then add the other semi-circle's area it will be the same and adding them up will result in 415.265.
Now add up 851 and 415.265.
851 + 415.265 = <span>1266.265</span>
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
3×+ 4y =24
3x -y = 3 It is just like algebra I might be wring but I tryed
Answer:
6.7
Step-by-step explanation:
1^2+1^2= root 2
4^2+7^2 = root 65
1/2*root 2 *(root 65/2) = 2.85*2=5.700877+1
=6.7
Answer:
Here the sample is the college students, and the researcher want's to do a survey to obtain information about marriage patterns.
Then, the ideal sample will be constituted of students of both genders, of different ideologies, of different social classes, of different religions, etc.
Then the thing that the researcher needs to do is:
Define the size of the sample
Assign to each student a unique number.
using a random number generator, generate enough different numbers to fill the sample.
Each of these numbers corresponds to a unique student, so now you have a complete sample of random selected students.
This sample can not be biased in any way.
