Answer:
3rd one. The general form of a circle is set equal to the radius squared. So right side is 4 then plug in values until true.
Answer:
30 square millimeters
Step-by-step explanation:
3 x 3 = 9
3 x 1 = 3
there are two sides with the area 9 therefore...
9 x 2 = 18
There are four sides with the area 3 therefore...
3 x 4 = 12
Therefore the suface area is
12 + 18 = 30
The area of the given diagram is 29.817 square centimeters. The given diagram is combination of rectangle and semi circle.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given is,
Given diagram is combination of Rectangle and Semi circle.
Step:1
Res the attachment,
Area of given diagram = Area of A + Area of B..............(1)
Step:2
For A,
The A section in the given diagram is semi circle,
Diameter of semi circle = Total distance - ( 2+3)
( ∵ 2, 3 are top distance in the given diagram)

Diameter, d = 5 cm
Radius, 

r = 2.5 cm
Area,
........................(2)


Step:3
For B,
Area of rectangle is,
.....................(3)
Where, l - Length = 10 cm
b - Width = 2 cm
Equation (3) become,


Area of B,
= 20 
Step:4
From the equation (1),
Area of given diagram = 20+ 9.81747
Area = 29.817 square centimeters
Result:
The area of the given diagram is 29.817 square centimeters. The given diagram is combination of rectangle and semi circle.
Answer: After working for 33
hours a week
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us write equations to represent these two places. Let x be hours worked and y be money earned.
Tim Hortons:
$200 + $5x = y
McDonalds:
$300 + $2x = y
Now, to find the conditions of which Tim Hortons is the better employer (on the basis of money earned) we must find the interval that Tim Hortons pays more. This can be found by setting up another equation, or by graphing. I have shown both. <em>See attached for the graph</em>.
$200 + $5x > $300 + $2x
$5x > $100 + $2x
$3x > $100
x > 
x > 33.3334
Tim Hortons is the better employer after an employee has worked for 33
hours a week.
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