Four cards will be dealt off the top of a well-shuffled deck. There are two options. (i) To win $10 if the first card is club an
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Answer:
915 in²
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of the rectangle :
Length = 32 inches
Width = 25 - (10+10) = 25 - 20 = 5 inches
Area of rectangle = Length * width
Area = 32 * 5 = 160 in²
Area of triangle :
Base = 25 inches
Height = (46 - 32) inches = 14 inches
Area of triangle = 1/2 * base * height
Area of triangle = 1/2 * 25 * 14 = 175 in²
Total area = (160 + 175)in² = 335 in²
Total area of cardboard :
50 inches * 25 inches = 1250 in²
Amount of cardboard not used :
(1250 - 335) in² = 915 in²
In solving this problem we can consider Earth to be a sphere. When we have a circle, then we can use this formula to find arc length:
Where:
L= arc length (in this problem it is disance we need to travel)
R = radius of circle (in this problem it is equal to a radius of Earth)
C = angle we need to pass
We are told that two cities lie halfway around the world. If we fly to west this means angle is 180°.
This gives an arc length of:
If we want to fly to north we need to go to 90° northern latidtude and then back to 17° latitude. This means angle is:
C=2*(90-17)=2*73°=146°
This gives an arc length of:
We can see that flying north is shorter. It is shorter by:
12440.71 miles - 10090.8 miles = 2349.91 miles
Where:
L= arc length (in this problem it is disance we need to travel)
R = radius of circle (in this problem it is equal to a radius of Earth)
C = angle we need to pass
We are told that two cities lie halfway around the world. If we fly to west this means angle is 180°.
This gives an arc length of:
If we want to fly to north we need to go to 90° northern latidtude and then back to 17° latitude. This means angle is:
C=2*(90-17)=2*73°=146°
This gives an arc length of:
We can see that flying north is shorter. It is shorter by:
12440.71 miles - 10090.8 miles = 2349.91 miles