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(In English), your question would state the following:
<span>Calculate the circumference and circumference of the circle entered in a square 8 cm long.
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So when finding the answer this this question, we know that the circumference would be the complete area of a circle.
So, I believe we would want to find what is the radius and the diameter that would make this circumference 8
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The radius would then be (1.274).
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Now in your own language (Croatian).
<span>Dakle, kad pronađemo odgovor na ovo pitanje, znamo da bi opseg bio cjelokupno područje kruga. Dakle, vjerujem da bismo željeli otkriti što je radijus i promjer koji bi ovaj opseg mogao učiniti 8cm. Radijus bi onda bio (1.274).</span>
<span>Calculate the circumference and circumference of the circle entered in a square 8 cm long.
</span>
So when finding the answer this this question, we know that the circumference would be the complete area of a circle.
So, I believe we would want to find what is the radius and the diameter that would make this circumference 8
The radius would then be (1.274).
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Now in your own language (Croatian).
<span>Dakle, kad pronađemo odgovor na ovo pitanje, znamo da bi opseg bio cjelokupno područje kruga. Dakle, vjerujem da bismo željeli otkriti što je radijus i promjer koji bi ovaj opseg mogao učiniti 8cm. Radijus bi onda bio (1.274).</span>
Step-by-step explanation:
the 2 angles marked with orange and green are equal becos the question said that the indicated angles are congruent meaning same deg. so 180 - that given angle = the 2 marked angles (based on the rule known as angles on a str line are supplementary)
since the 2 marked angles are same, you can say that d and k are parallel due to the rule of alternate angles
Topic: angle properties
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