Answer:
Domain
Step-by-step explanation:
Input Values Form the Domain of the Function
Mathematicians call the set of all input values for a function its domain.
There are 130 centimeters in 1.3 meters
Answer:
27/16
Step-by-step explanation:
this is because i added up 1/2 and 3/4 first, which gave me 1 1/4, and i converted this into just a single fraction without a whole number to make the adding easier for me which was 5/4.
(a whole number is the amount of times the bottom number of the fraction went into the top number so-... 4 goes into 5 one time which gives you a whole number of 1 and the fraction of 1/4. the 1 being left from the five.)
then i added 5/4 and 7/16 to get 1 11/16. which then converted into 27/16
F(b)-F(a)/b-a
A=10 B= -2
F(a) =4 F(b)=17
17-4/-2-10
13/-12
120º is 1/3 of a complete revolution of 360º. So the area of this sector should be 1/3 the area of the complete circle.
A circle with radius 9 has area 9^2 π = 81π.
So the sector has area 81π/3.
Put another way: The area <em>A</em> of a circular sector and its central angle <em>θ</em> (in degrees) occur in the same ratio as the area of the entire circle with radius <em>r</em> according to
<em>A</em> / <em>θ </em>º = (π <em>r </em>^2) / 360º
==> <em>A</em> = π/360 <em>θ r</em> ^2
In this case, <em>r</em> = 9 and <em>θ</em> = 120º, so
<em>A</em> = π/360 * 120 * 81 = 81π/3
