Assuming that a “circle graph” is a pie chart, the way of solving is this:
The degree of the angle of that pie section is relative to the entire circle just as the number of pyramids are to the number of total building blocks.
The number of pyramids out of the total is 30/150, or 1/5 (20%). This means that the angle of the section will be 1/5 the total angle measurement of the circle.
There are 360 degrees in a circle, and one fifth of this is 72 (360/5). Your answer is C.
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>According to given table we have pairs of points:</u>
- (4, 6.00), (5, 8.25), (6, 10.50)
<u>The rate of change is:</u>
- (8.25 - 6.00)/(5 - 4) = 2.25
or
- (10.50 - 8.25)/(6 - 5) = 2.25
<u>It is 2.25 and the meaning is:</u>
Answer:
I think it's 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The radian measure of the angle drawn in standard position that corresponds with the ray containing the coordinate point 
is approximately 
radians.
Step-by-step explanation:
With respect to origin, the coordinate point belongs to the third quadrant, which comprises the family of angles from 
to 
. The angle in standard position can be estimated by using the following equivalence:
The radian measure of the angle drawn in standard position that corresponds with the ray containing the coordinate point is approximately radians.
