Trig.
Area of sector of a circle with radius r for sector given in degrees (theta): A = (1/2)(r^2)(theta)((pi)/(180)
PSAT - Math
Mike's time equals Paul's time. Let D = Paul's distance in miles Mikes time = (D+4miles)/(7mph) Paul's time = D/5mph (D+4miles)/(7mph) = D/(5mph) Ssolve for D, then find D + 4.
Algebra 1
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MATHHH
log2(8)=3 log9(3)=0.5 So, (3)^x = (0.5)^(x+1) ln of both sides (x)(ln(3) = (x+1)(ln(0.5) (ln(3) - ln(0.5))(x)= ln(0.5) calculate ln(3) and ln(0.5) solve for x
algebra
Let N be the number. Remember that 1 percent of a number is 0.01 times the number. 25 percent of a number is 0.25 times that number. So.. (0.25)(N) = 20 Divide both sides by 0.25 to find N.
algebra
X + y = 56 y = 3x Substituting that into the first equation... x + 3x = 56 combining... 4x = 56 Divide both sides by 4 to find the value for x. Once you have the value for x, use the second equation of y = 3x to find the value for y.
algebra
a. is correct b. is not correct You have the right idea. y = 3x. Now substitute 3x in for y in the equation and solve it.
4th grade
What happens when the sound waves hit the hard walls?
Math
let D = diameter Radius is half the diameter. So, r = (1/2) D Substitute that in the given equation and then you will have an equation using the diameter.
Maths
No. How many oranges can you get for 3 peaches? If oranges are half the price of peaches, then 3 peaches are worth 6 oranges. 3 bananas cost the same as 2 oranges, So, you can trade 2 oranges for 3 bananas. How many times can you trade 2 oranges for 3 bananas if you start with...
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