<h2>D. 50 units</h2>
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♡ Let’s look at the main important thing(s) that will lead you in the correct path.
♥ The perimeter is the outside, it is <em>around</em> the figure. When you see those inner triangles, do not pay attention to them! They are just there to make your overthink the question.
♡ Let's solve!
♥ To begin, let's take LM. It already gives you half the segment, so all you need to do is double the number. 9*2=18.
♥ Now, let's take a look at NR. They already give you the segment as a whole, so you do not need to worry about it!
♥ Look at SR. You do the same thing as you did to LM, double the number. 8*2=16.
Now, we add all the numbers to get our final answer.
18+16+16=50.
2 numbers are 10 units from 0. If you start from zero and count 10 units to the right, you should be at a positive number. But, you can also move 10 units to the left. If you do this, you should be at a negative number that is ALSO 10 units away from 0, just in a different direction than positive number. both are 10 units from 0. There always 2 numbers, one 10 units to the right of zero, and one 10 units to the left of zero. Hope this helped! Tell me if I'm wrong or right. :)
Area of a sector is x over 360 * pi r squares so in this case x would be 210 so it would be 210 over 360 and the pi r squared would be 24 pi and when we times that our answer is 14 pi
Answer:14 pi
When you are asked what is the sin of π/6, or 30 degrees, you would look at the special triangle (30-60-90) to see that sin, or opposite over hypotenuse, of π/6 is 1/2. Arcsin, or csc, will present you with the ratio, 1/2, and ask for the angle. It's essentially working the question backwards.
