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Question 139701: Hello,
I need to have and understand a formula for finding the midpoint between two points on the arc of a circle. I understand how in a cartesian coordinate system and the intersecting chords rule. However, I can't make it any further than that. How can I make a midpoint formula?!
Sincerely,
John
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Question 142843: please help!! find the length and width of rectangle WXYZ. top left of rectangle labeleb W top right Z bottom left X bottom right Y between W and Z is x+7 between X and Y A=198 in.^2 between Z and Y x thenks for the help.
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Question 142839: please please help!! find the length of the rectangle in terms of x left top of rectangle is labeled M right top N left bottom P and right bottom O between P and O is area + 4x^3-5x^2-10x-3 Between N and O is 4x+3 please help.
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Question 144010: Hey! My name is Lacey and my teacher gave me the opportunity for extra credit with a really hard problem, but I really, really, really need the extra credit and she said there are going to be problems like this on the test this Friday! yikes! So, your help would be greatly appreciated.
The problem is as follows:
How many squares are on an 8 by 8 checkerboard? Write an explanation of how you got your answer.
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Question 144010: Hey! My name is Lacey and my teacher gave me the opportunity for extra credit with a really hard problem, but I really, really, really need the extra credit and she said there are going to be problems like this on the test this Friday! yikes! So, your help would be greatly appreciated.
The problem is as follows:
How many squares are on an 8 by 8 checkerboard? Write an explanation of how you got your answer.
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Question 145075: write TRUE or FALSE...
1. A line has lenght and width.
2. A point has no Dimension.
3. A ray has definite length.
4. A line consists of an infinite number of points.
5. A plane has an infinite number of lines.
6. Opposite planes are Coplanar.
7. TRUE
8. A line segment has definite length.
9. TRUE
10. TRUE
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Question 145731: If you are standing 85 ft. from the base of a flag ploe, and determined that at ground level, you would need to look up at a 30 degree angle to see the top of the flag pole, how tall is the flag pole round the hight to tenths.
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Question 146952: This was a two part question. I figured out the answer for A but not B.
Find components for the following vectors AB :
(a) A = (1,2) and B = (3,-7)
My answer is: from A to B [-1,4]
(b) A = (2,3) and B = (2 + 3t, 3-4t)
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Question 147608: The height h (in feet) of an object that is dropped from the height of s feet is given by the formula h = s - 16t 2 , where t is the time the object has been falling. A 6 foot tall woman on a sidewalk looks directly overhead and sees a window washer drop a bottle from the 2 story. How long does she have to get out of the way? Round to the nearest tenth. (A story is 12 feet.) Choose the answer from the following:
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Question 147750:
A bicycle wheel of diameter 30 inches is spinning at a rate of 60rpm. What is the exact value of the angular velocity of the wheel in rad/min?
What is the linear speed of the bicycle in the previous problem to the nearest mile per hour?
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Question 148357: What is a meter? I know that it is a member of the metric unit, but I need to know what the meaning of it is. I also need the same thing about these:
kilometer(km)(I think I already know this one though, one km=0.62miles?)
kilogram(kg)
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Question 148768: Find the exact value. (We are suppost to be using the trig addition and subtraction formulas to find a solution) For the first problem I got the answer -(√2)/2 and I got totally lost on the second problem. I'm not sure if my answer was correct. Help would be greatly appeciated. Thanks
1) sin(11pi/12) (use 11pi/12=2pi/3+pi/4)
2) tan(7pi/12) (use 7pi/12=3pi/4-pi/6)
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Question 148866: For a holiday party, Marcus is making a nine-layer torte, which consists of nine 8-inch diamer cake layers with a cream topping on each layer. He knows that one receipe of cream will cover 54 square inches of cake. How many batches of topping must he make to complete his torte(Use 3.14 as an approximate value)
Could you please start me off with how i would set this problem up? Please don't give me the answer. Thank you
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Question 149168: 2. The Great Pyramid at Giza was originally 483 feet tall, and it had a square base that was 756 feet on a side. It was built from rectangular stone blocks measuring 7 feet by 7 feet by 15 feet. Such a block weighs seventy tons. Approximately how many tons of stone were used to build the Great Pyramid? The volume of a pyramid is 1/3 the base area times the height.
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Question 149170: 4. A broken circular gear is brought into a metal shop so that a replacement can be built. A ruler is placed across two points on the rim, and the length of the chord is found to be 14 inches. The distance from the midpoint of this chord to the nearest point on the rim is found to be 4 inches. Find the radius of the original gear.
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Question 149171: 7. The altitude of a regular triangular pyramid is the segment connecting a vertex to the centroid of the opposite face. A regular triangular pyramid has edges of length 6 inches. How tall is such a pyramid, to the nearest hundredth of an inch?
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