Answer:
1/7
Step-by-step explanation:
you divide both numbers by 4
No, in order for this to be correct, you'd have to move BOTH decimals in the same direction the same amount of places.<span />
<span>The </span>area<span> of the </span>sector<span> of a </span>circle<span> with a </span>radius<span> of </span>8 centimeters<span> is </span>125.6 square centimeters<span>. The </span>estimated value<span> of is </span>3.14<span>. ... First find the </span>area<span> of the entire </span>circleA=3.14*82<span>=200.96 </span>cm2<span> this is the </span>area<span> for 360</span>o<span> or entire </span>circle<span>. The </span>area<span> of the </span>sector<span> represents an</span>angle<span> less then 360 and is simply the ratio of ...</span>
It's the same amount each month, for a year. So:
total money ÷ times money was taken out= how much has been taken out.
$600÷12=50
Answer:
1. new perimeter = 4 times the old perimeter
2. The area will go up by a factor of 16
3. The new area is 1/9 of the original area.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. side length1 = x
side length2 = y
2x + 2y = perimeter
2(4x) + 2(4)y = new perimeter
8x + 8y = new perimeter
new perimeter = 4 times the old perimeter
2. The area will go up by a factor of 16. This is because the area formula has them being multiplied together and thus it will make the area go up by that much.
3. Let the length of the rectangle be x
Let width of rectangle be y
Area of rectangle = L*W
Now Each side length of the rectangle is multiplied by 1/3
So, new area = (1/3)L * (1/3)W
=(1/9)LW
So, the new area is 1/9 of the original area.
