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Question 8895: I've been asked to explain Leonardo Da Vinci's method of finding the formula for the area of a circle. I've discovered that he claimed that “If you have a wheel whose thickness is half its radius and roll it for one full revolution, the area of the track it leaves is equal to the area of the wheel.” But i just cant seem to get my head around it. Please could you try to explain it to me, maybe with a diagram? Thankyou.
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Question 20554: A rectangular pond is 8 ft longer than its width. A walkway 2 ft wide is around the pond. The area covered by the pond and walkway is 160ft greater than the area covered by the pond. What are the dimensions of the pond.
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Question 23470: If the surface area of a sphere is 86*pi ft^2, what is its diameter? I get 2*square root of 21.5 ft., but my answer key says the answer is the square root of 86 ft. How did they get that?
Thanks.
Debby
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Question 14428: Ron had a square and changed it's side by adding one unit to one pair of opposite sides and shortening the other pair by the same lenght. As a result, he obtained a rectangle with an area of 80 units. With what square did he start?
Thank you very much , if you are able to help.
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Question 28740: The label that goes around a jar of peanutbutter overlaps itself by 3/8 inch. If the diameter of the jar is 2 inches, what is the length of the label?
How do i find this answer. Please help me by showing me how to show my work and how to find the answer.
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Question 28742: A pyramid with a triangular base has 6 edges and a pyramid with a rectangular base has 8 edges. Write a formula that gives the number of edges (E) for a pyramid with a sided base (n).
Please help find this answer and to help me show my work as to how i got it.
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Question 28999: please help me solve this problem..thank you!..
the bases of a trapezoid are 100m and 160m, and its altitude equal to 12m. it is to be divided into two equal parts by a line parallel to the base. find the length of the dividing line.
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Question 29000: please help me solve this problem..thank you!..
the bases of a trapezoid are 100m and 160m, and its altitude equal to 12m. it is to be divided into two equal parts by a line parallel to the bases. find the length of the dividing line.
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Question 29127: the longer base of an isosceles trapezoid is 40, one leg is 20 and one of the base angles is 63 degrees.
(a) find the altitude and shorter base of the trapezoid
(b) using the results obtained in (a), find the area of the trapezoid
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Question 29178: please illustrate the figure..the longer base of an isosceles trapezoid is 40, one leg is 20 and one of the base angles is 63 degrees.
(a) find the altitude and shorter base of the trapezoid
(b) using the results obtained in (a), find the area of the trapezoid
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Question 29777: What is the easiest way of remembering formulas. Also what is the easiest way of remembering which formula goes with what type of problem.
Thank you for the help.
P.S. your site realy does help me, it might not help other kids but it definetley helped me so thank you again.
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Question 29719: FIND THE LATERAL SURFACE OF A RECTANGULAR PRISM WITH A HEIGHT OF 6 INCHES AND LENGTH OF 14 INCHES AND WIDTH OF 7 INCHES. I CAN FIGURE IT OUT IF ITS A CYLINDAR I JUST DON'T UNDERSTOND WHEN IT'S A PRISM.....
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