The diameter of a circle is 9 in. Find its area to the nearest tenth.
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Mathematics, 24.04.2020 18:58 YokoUndera
The diameter of a circle is 9 in. Find its area to the nearest tenth.
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Ahigh school has 3636 players on the football team. the summary of the players' weights is given in the box plot. approximately, what is the percentage of players weighing less than or equal to 225225 pounds?
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Over the last 8 nights, elyse earned the following in tips: {105, 120, 84, 95, 100, 132, 140}. if she earns $140 a night for the next four nights, which measure of center would increase more, the mean or median?
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The construction of copying qpr is started below. the next step is to set the width of the compass to the length of ab. how does this step ensure that a new angle will be congruent to the original angle? by using compass take the measures of angle and draw the same arc according to it.
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