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inner -9 * x
ooooh yeah I remember that from my algebra course
where did u get the 18 from ?
Yes please ![]()
Hi guys I am really stuck on this question any clues?
what is the area if the side has a length of x-9
A x^2 -18x +81
B x^6 -15x +34
C x^7 -33x +66
D x^5 -14x +51
E x^3 -28x +27
F x^2 -4x +88
Ok so I know that square area = S² (s= length of side)
So Ill get (x-9)² So what do I do next ?
x² - 81 is what I get and it is none of the above ![]()
Hi Bob,
15. r=y n=x
#15- My new answer is (E) x*y*pi/180
I pretended that x was 1 and said that
(1/360 * 2= 1/180) then put the x back and multiplied. I get x*y*pi/180.
#10- OK sense I know that c=π*d and D= c/π
I am going to divide the circumference by PI So I will get(x+y)π/π , and
π/π = 1 so I am left with (x+y) and to get the radius I am going to divide by two and my answer is (x+y)/2.
Thank you,
I started the next lesson about Circumference and Arc Length and I got all the 18/20
I am stuck on the 2 questions I got incorrect :
I choose C it was incorrect
What is the circumference of the circle if the radius is:
10. (x + y)pi
A (x+y)/7
B (x+y)/5
C(x+y)/1
D(x+y)/2
E (x+y)/3
F (x+y)/8
So I know the the formula for the circumference of a circle is 2(pi)(r)
So it would be 2(pi)*((x + y)pi) right? but then what do I do ?
I choose A it was incorrect I am still working on the correction
What is the length of the arc if
15. r=y n=x
A x*y*pi/90
B x*y*pi/30
C x*y*pi/45
D x*y*pi/27
E x*y*pi/180
F x*y*pi/115
L =
(n/360)(2(PI)r) where L = length, n = degree measure of arc, and r = radius of the circle.
No I did #20 and got it correct
I choose D
20. If line segment BC has a length of 24, and line segment AB has a length of 18, what is the radius of the circle?
A 18
B 38
C 6
D 15
E 4
F 29
Thank you for the help!
is always a right angle right?
I said #102 before seeing post #101
when I measure the one you drew on the screen I get A is 30 degrees C is 70 D is 80
I drew a circle and the first half is 30, 30, 120 the second is 60 60 60 it looks exactly like your triangle in the diagram but cut in half at 120
but i think i should add 60 +30 which gives me 90
I think it is 30 degrees
I don't get how it says that the point is on the arc so AC is the arc and I draw a point on it? confusing
So i use the same diagram from #18?
19. If I created an imaginary point on arc AC named D, and drew line segments from points A and C to D, what would the measure of angle ADC be?
I choose F and it was incorrect.
A 60 deg
B 7.5 deg
C 30 deg
D 15 deg
E 90 deg
F 120 deg
That's weird I think I choose 8-F by excedent because that is not what I got earlier ![]()
LOL am confused math can get confusing sometimes
Thank you guys
I am still correcting #8 and #19
I choose#8- F and it was incorrect
8. If I drew a line segment from A to C, and the radius of circle M was 1, what would line segment AC be?
A sqrt 7
Bsqrt 2
Csqrt 8
D sqrt 13
E sqrt 4
F sqrt 3
Hi,
I get the same drawing the bob bundy drew but the question doesn't really say if it is the same diagram it only says:
18. If the measure of arc AB is 80 degrees, what is the measure of angle CAB?
Hint: Remember that all the angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees.
A 13 deg
B 23 deg
C 42 deg
D 50 deg
E 37 deg
F 119 deg
I get D 50 degrees
also I got 17 correct it said 17. If the measure of arc AB is 75 degrees, what is the measure of arc BC?(I answered F)
A 27 deg
B 54 deg
C 100 deg
D 180 deg
E 160 deg
F 105 deg
Ok for the question bellow I was really lazy to actually draw the circle and I said the CAB= 23 and it was incorrect then I drew a circle like the one we did yesterday and here's What I Got
AOB = 80
ABO = 50
BAO = 50
CBO = 40
BOC = 100
BCO= 40
Ok So CAB would be 50 degrees
18. If the measure of arc AB is 80 degrees, what is the measure of angle CAB?
Hint: Remember that all the angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees.
A 13 deg
B 23 deg
C 42 deg
D 50 deg
E 37 deg
F 119 deg
16. What is the measure of chord BC? I choose
A- 6.928
thank you so much! good night
Thank you so much for all the help and time !:)
Aob = 60
Obc = 30
Boc = 120