The area of an circle with radius equal to 300 is 90000π (282743.34).
<h3>Area of Circle</h3>
The area of circle can be found from the formula: A=πR², where R is the radius. It is important to know that the radius is equal to two times the value of diameter (D=R/2).
The question gives:
Diameter= 600 therefore the Radius is D/2=600/2=300.
Thus, the area of circle will be:
A=πR²
A=π300²
A=90000π, as π=3.14159.... you can write:
A=90000 * 3.14159
A=282743.34
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63 is the correct answer lad
Answer:
Yes
(-4,-2) is a solution of a given system of equation
Step-by-step explanation:
<u><em>Explanation:-</em></u>
Given that the equation
y = 2 x + 6 ..(i)
Given point (-4,-2)
substitute x =-4 and y = -2 in equation (i)
-2 =2(-4) +6
-2 = -8+6
-2 =-2
∴ The point satisfies the given equation
X=2→F(2)=[(2)^3+3]/[(2)^2-5]
F(2)=(8+3)/(4-5)
F(2)=11/(-1)
F(2)=-11
-2/F(2)=-2/(-11)
-2/F(2)=2/11
Answer: 2/11
1 2/3 yards
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