Hundreds, just count the place value from the right and go from there and work your way to the left.
ones, hundreds, thousands, ten thousands, etc // you only use 'ths' at the end if it's before a decimal
Answer: 1. <u><em>77.31961650818018</em></u> 2. <u><em>16.26020470831196</em></u> 3. <em><u>75.7499673021964</u></em> 4. <em><u>31.89079180184571</u></em> 5. <em><u>67.38013505195958</u></em> 6. <em><u>28.072486935852954</u></em>
Step-by-step explanation:
I used a right triangle calculator!
Answer: Choice C) 41.13 square meters
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This figure is a composition of two quarter-circles and a square
Area of quarter circle = (1/4)*(area of circle)
Area of quarter circle = (1/4)*(pi*r^2)
Area of quarter circle = (1/4)*(pi*4^2)
Area of quarter circle = (1/4)*(pi*16)
Area of quarter circle = (1/4)*16*pi
Area of quarter circle = 4pi
There are two quarter circles, so the two circular areas add to 4pi+4pi = 8pi
Area of square = s*s = 4*4 = 16 square meters
Add the square area to the circular area: 8pi+16
Now use a calculator to find 8pi+16 = 41.1327412287183 which rounds to 41.13
Answer:
28+12x
Step-by-step explanation:
The perimeter of a square is 4s where s is the side lenght. In your case s is 7+3x so the perimeter will be (28+12x).
Answer:
$50
Step-by-step explanation:
I got this bc 25*12=300 and 300-250=50