Answer:
4in
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The other diagonal measures 21m
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, we are tasked with calculating the length of the second diagonal of as Rhombus given the measure of the surface area of the rhombus and the length of the other diagonal
Mathematically, for a rhombus having two diagonals 
and 
, the area of the rhombus can be calculated mathematically using the formula below;
A = 1/2 × ×
From the question, we can identify that A = 157.5
and = 15m
we input these in the formula;
157.5 = 1/2 × 15 ×
315 = 15
= 315/15
= 21m
1540.5 .
V=PI*R^2*H/3=3.14*9.5^2*5.433=1540;5
A. 2, 200, 2000
This is multiplying the number by 10 each time. In other words, just adding an extra zero to the end of it.
b. 340, 0.034
This one is moving the decimal place forward two places. 10^-2, so removing two zeros from the end of it until eventually you reach decimals and have to move the decimal forward twice, which is essentially what you're doing here.
c. 85700, 857, 0.857
In this one, you remove one zero from the end. You move the decimal forward once when you reach the decimals. This would be 10^-1
d. 444000, 4440000, 44400000
In this one, you multiply each one by 10. Add on a zero to each one.
e. 0.095, 9500000, 950000000
You multiply this one by 10^2, so the number increases.
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
0.36|6=0.366
