A circle can’t weigh any inches just gonna say that now. Assuming you meant “height” of 3.125 inches, then the circumference is C=2(pi)r, where r is 1/2 the height (radius is half of the diameter, this situation the diameter being 3.125 inches.
Circumference would be approximately 9.8174770424681 inches—
Or shortened to 2 decimals it’s approximately
9.82 inches
Or approximately
9.8 inches
Or approximately
10 inches
Each child will get 5 dimes.
25 ÷ 5 = 5
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Start by representing the lengths of the three sides of your triangle:
first side: x-4 (inches)
second side: x (inches)
third side: (x-4) + 3 (inches)
Add these three quantities up to obtain a formula for the perimeter, and set your sum equal to the given perimeter (15 inches):
x-4 + x + x-4 -3 = 15
3x-11=15
3x=26
x=26/3
Thus, the length of the 2nd side is 26/3; that of the first side is 26/3-4, or 14/3; and that of the third side is 14/3+3, or 23/3 (all measurements in inches).
X can be -1 or 1 for the square root to be 0
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