Answer:
100.5309649149
Step-by-step explanation:
circumference = 2π(r)
Since you already have the radius of the circle, you would have to multiply the radius by 2 to get the diameter which is the full width of the circle . Then, multiply the result by π, or 3.14 and then round how you are asked to.
Answer:
C.) the length of the arc it intercepts is the same as the length of the radius
Step-by-step explanation:
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aw, latex is being uncoorporative right now
anyway
(a/b)^c=(a^c)/(b^c)
so
(4/5)^6=(4^6)/(5^6)=4096/15625
Answer:
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Length=2(x-1)
Width=5
Area=length*width = (2(x-1))(5) = (2x-2)(5) = 10x-10
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His reasoning is illogical because whether or not an expression has a term that is being subtracted isn't relevant; technically there are an infinite amount of ways to represent a value. Plus you can just compute the expressions and see that they're equal:
6x-2x+4 = 4x+4
4(x-1) = 4x+4
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The two expressions are equal because when you compute the expression 4(n+3)-(3+n) , you get 3n+9:
4(n+3)-(3+n) = 4n+12-3-n = 3n+9
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The two expressions are equal because when you compute the expression 2(2n-1), you get 4n-2.
2(2n-1) = (2)(2n)+(2)(-1)=4n-2
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5(g+14)=(5)(g)+(5)(14)=5g+70
The expressions aren't equal as 5(g+14) equates to 5g+70 and 5g+70≠5g+14.
