Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given
See attachment for semicircles
Required
The area of the paper
First, calculate the area of each petal.
The petal is made up of:
1. Semicircle of diameter 12cm
2. Semicircle of diameter 18cm (i.e. 12cm + 6cm)
3. A hole semicircle of diameter 6cm
The area of each semicircle is calculated as follows:

For (1):
--- diameter
--- radius
So:

Evaluate the exponent

Divide 36 by 2

For (2):
So:



For (3):
So:



Recall that (3) is a hole.
So, the area (A) of a petal is:



The paper uses 4 petals.
So:



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Answer:
6 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of the parallelogram is the same, either way you figure it.
A = bh
A = CD(length ⊥ to CD)
A = (9 cm)(8 cm) = 72 cm²
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A = AD(length ⊥ AD)
72 cm² = (12 cm)(length ⊥ AD)
(length ⊥ AD) = (72 cm²)/(12 cm) = 6 cm
The perpendicular distance of AD from BC is 6 cm.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Because if two parallel lines are intersect by a transversal then alternate exterior angles are equal.
so, picture where the 3x is as 1 and where the D is 2. Under the 3x (the angle under it) will be 3 and the angle under D is 4.
Now lets number the next angles. E will be 6 and the angle before it will be 5. where the 6x is will be 7 and next to it will be 8. So basically number all the angles from up to down.
So, basically go get 6 as your answer, '2' and '7' will always be the same number for the answer. Iits really confusing i know, but just search Transversal parallel lines, and I'm sure more will come up (if you want to learn more, its up to you)