<span>we will isolate that right triangle marked off with the little angle thing.
</span>We know that, in that right triangle, one of the legs measures 22 ft, and the angle (adjacent) to it, meausres 9.2 degreesIn this case, <span>tan9.2=<span>x/22</span></span><span> where x is that unkown length
</span>cross multiply.
<span>your final answer is equal to x+5.6</span>
Answer:
- Area of the circle is 113.04 ft²
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
- Diameter of circle = 12 feet
To Find:
Using formula:

<em>Where,</em>
- π = 3.14
- Diameter = 12 feet
- Radius = 12/2 = 6 feet
On substituting the required values, we get:

Hence,
- Area of the circle is<u> </u>113.04 ft²
For the division part:

But I think your question differs than this..
Am I right?
as your options do not include 1
The midpoint of these two points is (-1, 8).
In order to find the midpoint, you must take the average of each part of the coordinates. You do this by adding them together and dividing by 2. We'll start with the x-coordinates.
(-1 + -1)/2 = -1
Now we'll use the y-coordinates.
(10 + 6)/2 = 8
This gives us the ordered pair of (-1, 8)
The difference is 6 because it is what we get when we subtract 8 and 2.
Final answer: 6