Answer:
112.03sq. units
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a sector = theta/360 * πr²
The area of a sector = 76/360 * 3.14 * 13²
The area of a sector = 76/360 * 530.66
The area of a sector = 40,330.16/360
The area of a sector = 112.03sq. units
This gives the area of the sector
<h3>
Answer: 33%</h3>
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Explanation:
1/3 converts to the decimal form 0.333333... where the 3's go on forever
5/3 is a similar story but 5/3 = 1.666666.... where the '6's go on forever
The notation
indicates that the 6's go on forever.
So, 
The horizontal bar tells us which digits repeat. As another example, 
The three dots just mean "keep this pattern going forever".
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Everything mentioned so far has the decimal portions go on forever repeating some pattern over and over.
The only one that doesn't do this is 33% which converts to the decimal form 0.33
The value 0.33 is considered a terminating decimal since "terminate" means "stop". So this is the value that doesn't fit in with the other three items mentioned.
Answer:
x = 37
Step-by-step explanation:
2x + 9 = 83
-9 -9
2x = 74
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2 2
x = 37
<h3>
Answer: 0.5</h3>
This is equivalent to the fraction 1/2
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Explanation:
The distance from A to B is 3 units. We can count out the spaces, or subtract the x coordinates of the two points and apply absolute value.
|A-B| = |-5-(-8)| = |-5+8| = |3| = 3
or
|B-A| = |-8-(-5)| = |-8+5| = |-3| = 3
We can say that segment AB is 3 units long.
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The distance from A' to B' is 1.5 units because...
|A'-B'| = |-2.5-(-4)| = |-2.5+4| = |1.5| = 1.5
or
|B'-A'| = |-4-(-2.5)| = |-4+2.5| = |-1.5| = 1.5
The absolute values ensure the distance is never negative.
We can say A'B' = 1.5
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Now divide the lengths of A'B' over AB to get the scale factor k
k = (A'B')/(AB)
k = (1.5)/(3)
k = 0.5
0.5 converts to the fraction 1/2.
The smaller rectangle A'B'C'D' has side lengths that are exactly 1/2 as long compared to the side lengths of ABCD.