Polygon area = [circumradius^2 * # sides * sine (360/# sides)] / 2
small hexagon area =[5^2 * 6 * sine (60)] / 2
small hexagon area =[25 * 6 * 0.86603] / 2
<span><span>small hexagon area = 64.95225
</span>
sq feet
</span>
large hexagon area =[10^2 * 6 * sine (60)] / 2
large hexagon area =[600 * 0.86603] / 2large hexagon area =
<span>
<span>
<span>
259.809 </span></span></span>sq feet
Area of shaded region = large hexagon area -small hexagon areaArea of shaded region = <span>
<span>
259.809</span> -</span>64.95225
<span>Area of shaded region =
194.85675 </span><span>sq feet
</span>
Source:http://www.1728.org/polygon.htm
Answer: If the monomial has only one variable.
3x² is a monomial of the 2nd degree with a leading coefficient of 3.
Step-by-step explanation: Think of the your like terms such as the coefficents A polynomial which has only one term is called monomial.
The degree of a monomial is defined as the sum of all the exponents of the variables.
A leading coefficient is the number multiply to the variable.
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Answer:
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Examples :
2/x < 4 ....multiply both sides by x, cancelling it on the left side
2 < 4x ...now divide by 4
2/4 < x
1/2 < x
5/x + 7 > = 12
5/x > = 12 - 7
5/x > = 5 ....multiply by x, cancelling it on the left
5 > = 5x...divide by 5
5/5 > = x
1 > = x
