Question

explain your awnser

Answer 1

What do u need to get explaned?

Answer 2

@destany

Answer 3

@jdoe0001 @failerboy22

Answer 4

@RBauer4

Answer 5

1b

Answer 6

@jdoe0001

Answer 7

@Jimboslice

Answer 8

@failerboy22

Answer 9

@jewelgurl

Answer 10

quadratic factoring

Answer 11

I apologize I don't know the answer /:

Answer 12

lol me neither

Answer 13

do you know somebody that does

Answer 14

@SolomonZelman

Answer 15

The answer is 9ft. If you are precise in your cutting, you should be able to cut out a circle with a radius of 9ft from the fabric. Since we have 324 sq ft of material, we can square root this value to get the dimensions of a square piece of fabric with an area of 324 sq ft. I'm guessing they did not tell you what the shape of the fabric is; so, for convenience, I'm assuming it's a square. Square root 324sq ft and you get 18ft and 18ft represents the side of the square piece of fabric; thus, the largest radius of a circle that can fit into an 18x18 square is 9.