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Mathematics
Find the circumference of circle when radius is 4.8yd?
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Ответ:
C≈30.16yd
Step-by-step explanation:
Solution
C=2πr=2·π·4.8≈30.15929yd
Ответ:
30.144
Step-by-step explanation:
When finding circumference for a circle the formula is diameter × pi Since we arent given the diameter we have to figure it out but the diameter is just twice the radius so 4.8 × 2 = 9.6
So 9.6 is our diameter now we just multiply this by pi so 9.6 × 3.14 = 30.144
Ответ:
step-by-step explanation:
the given function is
.
we will substitute the given points into this function to determine which points lie on its graph.
1. the first point is
. we substitute
and
.
this gives![-9=-9^{(0)+1}](/tex.php?f=-9=-9^{(0)+1})
this implies that,![-9=-9^{0+1}](/tex.php?f=-9=-9^{0+1})
therefore
lies on the graph of ![f(x)=-9^{x+1}](/tex.php?f=f(x)=-9^{x+1})
2. the second point is
.
we substitute this point too to obtain,
therefore the point
does not lie on the graph of the function,
.
3. the third point is
.
we substitute this one too to get,
this point also lies on the graph of the function![f(x)=-9^{x+1}](/tex.php?f=f(x)=-9^{x+1})