Answer
You can multiply the first equation by 4 and the second equation by 3.
You can multiply the first equation by 4/3.
You can multiply the first equation by 3.
Explanation
When solving a system of equations by elimination, you want to add or subtract the equations to "get rid" of a variable.
To do that, one of the variables in both equations have to have the same coefficient.
The first answer possible gives x the coefficient of 12 for both equations. You would get 12x+4y=52 and 12x-9y=39. You could subtract those equations to get 13y=13.
The second way gives x the coefficient of 4. You would multiply the first equation by 4/3 to get 4x+4/3y=52/3. You can subtract to get one variable, and then solve from there. Although, multiplying for 4/3 is annoying, so it's not suggested.
You can also "get rid" the the y. Multiply the first equation by 3 to get 9x+3y=39. You can add these equations. When you add 9x+3y=39 and 4x-3y=13 you get 13x=52.
Answer:
84.8 in³
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for the volume of a cylinder is ...
V = πr²h
The volume Mary will be filling will be 3/4 of the 9-inch height of the vase, so is ...
V = π(2 in)²(3/4·9 in) = 27π in³ ≈ 84.8 in³
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In more conventional units of measure, that is very nearly 3 pints of water.
Answer:
75,000
Step-by-step explanation:
I wish I were those kids

The semicircle shown at left has center X and diameter W Z. The radius XY of the semicircle has length 2. The chord Y Z has length 2. What is the area of the shaded sector formed by obtuse angle WXY?

RADIUS = 2
CHORD = 2
RADIUS --> XY , XZ , WX
( BEZ THEY TOUCH CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE CIRCLES AFTER STARTING FROM CENTRE OF THE CIRCLE)

THE AREA OF THE SHADED SECTOR FORMED BY OBTUSE ANGLE WXY.

AREA COVERED BY THE ANGLE IN A SEMI SPHERE


Total Area Of The Semi Sphere:-

Area Under Unshaded Part .
Given a triangle with each side 2 units.
This proves that it's is a equilateral triangle which means it's all angles r of 60° or π/3 Radian
So AREA :-


Total Area - Area Under Unshaded Part

