Answer:
240/sqrt(pi)
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the area of a circle is $pi*r^2$, and we also know that the diameter of a circle is equal to $2r$.
Let's first make an equation for this problem.
pi*r^2=14400
Dividing both sides by pi, we get
r^2=14400/pi
Now, taking the square root of both sides gives us
r=120/sqrt(pi)
We are trying to find the diameter, which is twice the size of the radius.
Thus, we multiply the equation by two.
2r=240/sqrt(pi)
I’ll try working it out, if i don’t answer then i didn’t get the answer.
Answer:
- -32x² +8x -8
- See below about the process
Step-by-step explanation:
The simplified expression is ...
3x(x -12x) +3x² -2(x -2)²
= 3x(-11x) +3x² -2(x² -4x +4) . . . . . simplify contents of parentheses
= -33x² +3x² -2x² +8x -8 . . . . . . . .eliminate parentheses
= (-33 +3 -2)x² +8x -8 . . . . . . . . . . group the coefficients of like terms
= -32x² +8x -8
so one: the middle Angles are all 90 degrees triangles equal 180, the angle opposite of "x" is equal to 34 so 180-90-34=x
two: both angles are equal set it up like an equation and solve for n
three: the corner angle of the right triangle is equal to 61 as well again do 180-(61×2)=x
4: do this equation (<ktu)2+ x = 180 then solve for x
5: not exactly.sure what its asking
hope this helps
