Answer:
60
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
No they don't.
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We know that
[area of a circle ]=pi*r²
diameter=4 in
r=4 in/2-----> 2 in
so
area=pi*2²-----> area of the circle=4*pi in²
the answer is
the area, in square inches, of the circle is <span>3.14 • 2²</span>
Applying the law of sines, the approximate length of side YZ is: A. 15.7 units.
<h3>How to Apply the Law of Sines?</h3>
Law of sines is expressed as follows: x/sin X = y/sin Y = c/sin Z.
Given the following:
- x (YZ) = ?
- X = 32°
- z = 24
- Z = 180 - 32 - 94 = 54°
Plug in the values
x/sin 32 = 24/54
x = (sin 32 × 24)/sin 54
x ≈ 15.7 units.
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