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woah..now thats what we call "like a pro"
Nah! It's called "Like A Boss"woah..now thats what we call "like a pro"
i know..but u actually did the pro thing..!!Nah! It's called "Like A Boss"
wait....why do i need to find the arc length??
because the formula is for the arc length..!
Because you can only apply the arc length formula if you have the arc length
but the Q says " the perimeter of the sector is (16+14 pie) not the arc lengthBecause you can only apply the arc length formula if you have the arc length
i dnt understand this :Arc length = perimeter - 2(radius) = (16 + 14.pie) - 2(8) = 14.pieBecause you can only apply the arc length formula if you have the arc length
plz give the link..!!
i'm really sorry i couldn't solve it..i am doin o-lvls..gcse nt igcse
9 he says corrected to the nearest 10 cm so you add 5 cm to the 90 which gives 95 = upper bound multiply it by 1500 it will give u the upper bound for lower bound 90-5 = 85 so 85 x1500 = lower bound
fg(x) = 2-(3x-4) correct !!!
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