Answer:
The formula to get the circumference of a circle is 
but in this case we see that a diameter is being used therefore we can get rid of the 2 and the r because that is what the diameter and just replace d into there like this 
.
We can then input the value and we get that 
which then just narrows down to 
.
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Answer:
D = 4, Z = 24
Step-by-step explanation:
6D+3Z = 96
5D+4Z = 116
multiply top by 5 and bottom by -6
top equation = 30D+15Z = 480
bottom equation = -30D-24Z = -696
Cancel 30D and -30 D
top equation = 15Z = 480
Bottom equation = -24Z = -696
15Z - 24 Z = 480 - 696
-9Z = 216
Z = 216/9
Z = 24
Now that we have the value of Z, we can substitute it in any equation to find D
6D + 3(24) = 96
6D + 72 = 96
6D = 96 - 72
6D = 24
D = 24/6
D = 4
Not entirely sure, but it seem the answer could be B.) It will not be spread out vertically across the entire coordinate plane because in step 5, Nancy selected an incorrect scale on the y-axis.
For this case, what we are going to do is use the following property:
Multiply an equation by a scalar.
In this case, the scalar will be:
k = -2
We have then that equation 2 will be:
k * (4x + y) = k * 1
-2 * (4x + y) = - 2 * 1
-8x-2y = -2
Answer:
The property that justifies this manipulation is:
Multiply an equation by a scalar.
