Question

If an orbiting satellite has a diameter of 60 cm what is the total surface area of the satellite?

surface area = 4pier^2

Answer 1

What do know about this question? Is there anything in general you need help on?

Answer 2

I forgot how to do it. Its been years

Answer 3

And its the only question I have so I can get my other homework done.

Answer 4

\[4*\pi(30*10^{-2})^2\]
This is the equation correct?

Answer 5

Ye it is I did what i could remeber

Answer 6

ok would you like me to solve it for you? Step by step?

Answer 7

Yes please so I can get other questions like that.

Answer 8

I can solve bymyself

Answer 9

laster on

Answer 10

What are asking for exactly? Another equation similar to this one?

Answer 11

They want the total surface area of the satellite which you know has a diameter of 60cm

Answer 12

And they gave us the hint of the surface area 4pir^2

Answer 13

ok then you solve the equation I gave you to get the answer. :)

Answer 14

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Answer 15

Would you like me to do it? Or are you ok..

Answer 16

May you please.

Answer 17

I want to know step by step so I can later on.

Answer 18

typo

Answer 19

o ok

Answer 20

First we can simplify the equation to look like \[4*(\pi(30*10^{-2}))\]

Answer 21

Okay.

Answer 22

We have to simplify diameter right? so that's why it's 30

Answer 23

The next step would be to write \[30*10^{-2}\]In Proper Scientific Notation. \[4*(\pi(3*10^{-1}))\]

Answer 24

Okay.

Answer 25

Next we convert \( 30*10^{-1}\) from scientific notation \(4*(pi*0.3)\)

Answer 26

Then we Multiply \(pi\) by 0.03 to get \[0.9424778\]Next just plug the 4 back in, \(4*0.9424778\)

Answer 27

Can you do the rest or do you want me to do it?

Answer 28

You do it please

Answer 29

ok :)

Answer 30

The Last step is just to times
\(4*0.9424778\)
The final answer would be,
\(3.76991118\)

Hope I helped. :)

Answer 31

Thank you so much!

Answer 32

Any time :)