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Question 418705: A bicycle tire has a radius of 16 inches
a.how many inches does the bicycle travel in one revolution of the tire?What is the formula
b.if you have to replace your tires every 1000 feet, how many revolutions can you get?
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Question 419596: Let a quadrilateral be given with sides a, b, c, and d. Suppose the quadrilateral is cyclic, and that it also has a circle inscribed in it. Show that its area is given by sqrt(abcd).
Brahmagupta's Formula
Area^2=(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)(s-d), where s is the semi perimeter.
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Question 422235: DRAW 2 CONCENTRIC CIRCLES. tHE LARGER CIRCLE HAS A RADIUS THAT IS 18 INCHES LONGER THAN THE SMALLER CIRLCE. THE LARGER CIRCLE HAS A CIRCUMFERENCE THAT IS A PI FEET LARGER THAN THE SMALLER CIRCLE. FIND THE VALUE OF A.
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Question 425088: Professor Pete Fly ate an entire pizza one night Each time he took a bite 9 square centimeters of pizza disappeared Professor Fly was so hungry that once he started eating he culd not stop. Twenty eight minutes later the pizza was finished. He took 20 seconds to lift the pizza to his mouth, take a bite, chew it and swallow it. He never paused until he was done. To the neares INCH, what was the diameter of the pizza he ate?
How do I solve this?
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Question 426443: The real-life train that Joe modeled his train set
after crosses a circular pond with radius 20.5 feet.
How big of a circle should Joe draw to represent this
pond in his model train set, if he is to stay consistent
with the 1:12 ratio?
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Question 427443: A team in science class placed a chalk mark on the side of a wheel and rolled the wheel in a straight line until the chalk mark returned to the same position. The team then measured the distance the wheel had rolled and found it to be 16p cm. What is the area of the wheel?
this is a practice test so the only possible answers (according to the test) for the question are:
a. 64p cm2
b. 16p cm2
c. 8p cm2
d. 32p cm2
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Question 427908: If the circumference of a circle is 5/2 pi inches, how many inches long is it's radius
A. 2/5
B. 4/5
C. 5/4
D. /2
E.
Please help..I'm sorry if I didn't put the formulas for the answer choices right I'm new
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Question 430041: find the grade point average. Assume that the grade point values are 4.00 for an A, 3.00 for B and so on
grades.........# of credit hour
B.................4
B.................4
B.................3
C.................3
teacher said the answer is 2.29.. plzz can u explan how did she gets 2.29.
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Question 430088: find the grade point average. Assume that the grade point values are 4.00 for an A, 3.00 for B and so on
grades.........# of credit hour
B.................5
B.................3
C.................4
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Question 430893: Pie Chart percentage question.Thank you for taking the time to answer this question.There are 130 students. 68 like chocolate ice cream. 52 like Vanilla. I want to know what percentage like each flavor. I thought 68/130=52% and 52/130=40%
Why doesn't the total = 100%? The answer should be 57% chocolate and 43% vanilla??? How is that done? and what did I do wrong???? Thank you so much for your time and more important your knowledge.
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Question 431397: Question 4
Part a) Given three noncollinear points, construct the circle and then write the equation of the circle.
The points are A (12,-1), B (6,-3), C (4, 3).
Part b) Using the equation and graph of the circle above, determine if the following lines are tangent, secant or neither.
y=1
y=2x-1
Question 5
Given AC is a diameter of circle O.
AC = 25 cm, measure angle A= 7x+8 and measure angle B = 4x+20. Find the length of arc BC to the nearest tenth.
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Question 6
ABCD is an inscribed quadrilateral. Find the measures of angles A, B, C, D.
*Image is not drawn to scale.
Question 7
Find the area and perimeter of the great circle in the sphere with a radius of 12m.
Question 8
Frederick is paddling due east on the river at 4 mph. However, the river is flowing due north at 2 mph, find the resultant direction and velocity (magnitude) of his canoe
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