Formula for the area of a triangle:
( Base X Height ) Divided by 2 or (B×H) ÷ 2
Formula for the area of a circle:
PI times the radius squared or PI × r^2
Area of the triangule part of this figure:
Base: 8ft. Height: 6ft
(8ft × 6ft) ÷ 2
48ft^2 ÷ 2
24ft^2
Since the circular part of the figure is a SEMICIRCLE, we are finding the area of a circle with the same radius but dividing it by 2 since thats just a half of a circle
Area of the semicricle:
Diameter: 10ft,
Therefore the radius is 5ft
(PI x 5ft^2) ÷ 2
39.2699081699 ft^2
39.27 ft^2
Now add these two areas together:
24ft^2 + 38.27ft^2 = 62.27ft^2
Hope it helps
The answer for this question is B because - -e/-f is the same as - -e/f
The answer is the first one, (2)
Answer:
12.5%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that,
Initial temperature of a piece of metal = 32°C
Final temperature of the piece of metal = 36°С
We need to find the percentage increase in the temperature of the piece of metal. The percentage increase in any value is given by the relation as follows :
So, the required percentage increase in the temperature of the piece of metal is equal to 12.5%.
Experimentally we got a five 9 times out of 50
Answer: 9/50
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