PEMDAS.....parenthesis, exponents, multiplication/division, addition/subtraction
so step 2 is solving the exponents <==
So you do 3/4 divided by 6000 which make the thing switches and so you make 4/3 times by 6000 equals to your answers so you gotten 24,000 dividend it by 3 so you get will get.
Answer: 8,000
Answer:
6/5 or 1 1/5
Step-by-step explanation:
120% = 120 / 100
Answer: -15
Step-by-step explanation:
The formulas for arc length and area of a sector are quite close in their appearance. The formula for arc length, however, is related to the circumference of a circle while the area of a sector is related to, well, the area! The arc length formula is

. Notice the "2*pi*r" which is the circumference formula. The area of a sector is

. Notice the "pi*r squared", which of course is the area of a circle. In our problem we are given the arc length and the radius. What we do not have that we need to then find the area of a sector of the circle is the measure of the central angle, beta. Filling in accordingly,

. Simplifying by multiplying by 360 on both sides and then dividing by 36 on both sides gives us that our angle has a measure of 60°. Now we can use that to find the area of a sector of that same circle. Again, filling accordingly,

, and

. When you multiply in the value of pi, you get that your area is 169.65 in squared.