Question

2. Find the measure of the central angle that you would draw to represent 36% in a circle graph. Round your answer to the nearest degree. (1 point)
12,960 degrees
130 degrees
125 degrees
123 degrees

Answer 1

A circle has 360 degrees.
36% of a circle has
360 * .36 degrees = 129.60 degrees

Answer 2

ya thats what i got but theres no 129.26 in the answers

Answer 3

It says round to the nearest degree so ... ?

Answer 4

130

Answer 5

Very Good!!!

Answer 6

medal and fan for u :P

Answer 7

Okay and thanks !!

Answer 8

i might need more help in a bit

Answer 9

Okay

Answer 10

can you help with this one.... but explain it to?

Answer 11

3. Name all the quadrilaterals that have the given property:

four 90-degree angles (1 point)
rectangle, square
parallelogram
rhombus, square
rhombus

Answer 12

Okay - I don't mind explanations

Answer 13

i just wanna pass my test and i dont understand any of this stuff ive asked my teacher but still dont

Answer 14

like this one "i have to put a diagram up "

Answer 15

The quadrilaterals that have 4 90 degree angles are square and rectangle.
Here's my webpage concerning quadrilaterals
http://www.1728.org/quadltrl.htm

Answer 16

4. Graph ΔRST with vertices R(1, 7), S(–6, 3), and T(4, 4) and its image after a reflection over the x-axis. (1 point)

Answer 17

:(
its not working

Answer 18

Hmm I see a bunch of question marks before the RST

Answer 19

ya the symbols arnt registering

Answer 20

Quite often some symbols like degree sign DON'T show up on this board.

Answer 21

4. Graph ΔRST with vertices R(1, 7), S(–6, 3), and T(4, 4) and its image after a reflection over the x-axis. (1 point)

Answer 22

damn

Answer 23

Okay what is between the words graph and RST?

Answer 24

no im copying and pasting

Answer 25

Is the symbol before RST TRIANGLE RST?

Answer 26

Ya its a triangle then RST

Answer 27

and I'm guessing that the symbol befor point S is a negative symbol?
That is point S = (-6, 3)?

Answer 28

this is a

Answer 29

Is it a negative symbol?

Answer 30

nvm im gonna try and do this myself ill ask my friends if they cant help ill come back ok?

Answer 31

Okay - I think I can graph it though (provided point S=(-6, 3)

Answer 32

Here's the graph