Answer:
and two parts r equal btw but look below
Step-by-step explanation:
A circle is a geometric figure that needs only two parts to identify it and classify it: its center (or middle) and its radius (the distance from the center to any point on the circle). After you’ve chosen a point to be the center of a circle and know how far that point is from all the points that lie on the circle, you can draw a fairly decent picture.
2nd one - y = 3/7x + 6 , hope this helps:)
To find the l.a., you multiply the perimeter of the base (the hexagon) by the height.
l.a. = 60 x 12
surface area is harder :(
you have to find the apothem and all that jazz. sorry i can't help more, good luck!
It depends on what type of Triangle or what the volume or area is. This question is missing information.
