The area of every circle is (pi) (radius²) .
Radius = 1/2 of the diameter, so the area of your circle is
(pi) x (8 cm)² = 201 cm² . (rounded)
(pi) is not 3 . There's nothing wrong with approximating (pi),
but 3 is more than 4.5% wrong, and that's too much. There's
no reason why 3.14 should be too hard to handle.
Answer:
y = root under 24 (evaluate it if necessary)
or y = 2 root 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the reference angle be x
for the triangle in left,
b = 6-4 = 2
Now,
taking x as refrence angle,
cosx = b/h
or, cosx = 2/h
again,
for the bigger triangle,
taking x as reference angle,
cosx = b/h
or, cosx = b/6
As we can see base of bigger triangle is equal to hypotenuse of triangle at the left,
Let's suppose its a
so, cosx = a/6 = 2/a
now,
a/6 = 2/a
or, a² = 12
now,
for bigger triangle, using pythagoras theorem,
h² = p²+b²
or, 6² = y² + a²
or, 36 = y² + 12
or, y² = 24
so, y = root under 24
W = width
3w + 7 = length
Equation: 3w + 7 + w = 75
Combine like terms: 4w + 7 = 75
Subtract 7 to the other side: 4w = 68
Divide both sides by 4: w = 17
Width = 17
Length = 3(17) + 7, so 58
Answer:-2
Step-by-step explanation:
g=-5(3)+13
=-15+13
=-2
Hope this helps
Answer:
b. infinite solutions
Step-by-step explanation:

Therefore, the graphs are the same.
If the graphs of the equations are the same, then there are an infinite number of solutions that are true for both equations.