Question

Does anyone know much about finding/ counting area?

Answer 1

I can help

Answer 2

Thank you! @mathmusician

Answer 3

Does that graph have x and y values?

Answer 4

No:/

Answer 5

for the height would I count directly through the center?

Answer 6

I'm having trouble figuring it out because it's not full squares.

Answer 7

I'm not to sure on how to do this one then.
@Jaynator495 can you help?

Answer 8

I think they height of it might be 1 1/2 squarefoot. But, I don't know, it's confusing..

Answer 9

But, I also need help with circles too, if you know how to do that you might be able to explain to me how to do that. @MathMusician

Answer 10

Do they have x and y values

Answer 11

This is my circle problem

Answer 12

Well the total angle has to be equal to 360 degrees

Answer 13

you have 128 and 90 so far
that is a total of 218

Answer 14

So the other one would be 142? 360-218=142.

Answer 15

Never mind, that's not a option.

Answer 16

The angle that is adjacent (the one o the right) to the 90 degrees on is also 90 degrees
now you have a total of 308

Answer 17

360-308 gives you the last angle which is 52
But the question asks for TCB

Answer 18

Now you want to add up all of the values that are in between TCB so...
128 + 52 + 90 = ?

Answer 19

270

Answer 20

Yep

Answer 21

Good job!

Answer 22

Can you help me with a few more?

Answer 23

I have to write an essay right now but there are other people who can help you.

Answer 24

No one ever helps me on here:(