Question

http://prntscr.com/iaexyj

Answer 1

@Shadow @demolisher1224 @563blackghost @Elsa213

Answer 2

@Falconmaster

Answer 3

@Warriorz13 @Eiwoh2

Answer 4

i am notsure on this on and i dont want to get you a bad grade

Answer 5

oh ok its okay lol...

Answer 6

@NarutoandSasuke

Answer 7

What grade are you in?

Answer 8

10th

Answer 9

i can't see prnt, btw

Answer 10

u cant see screenshots?

Answer 11

this is the screen shot just incaseyou cant see it :P

Answer 12

i'm too stupid to figure that out e.e

Answer 13

Nicole have you tried peeranswers?

Answer 14

thats what i am trying rn

Answer 15

okay sorry that we could not help

Answer 16

its okay

Answer 17

the "inscribed polygon" is a triangle

area of a triangle = (1/2)(b)(h)

use the values of b and h given in column 2 to fill out column 3

Answer 18

times the number of triangles

Answer 19

oh, right, since they only give you the base + height of one triangle, you just multiply it by the # of triangles

for example, in that first one you have 3 triangles, so multiply (1/2)(bh) by 3

Answer 20

i think so. so you fill the circle with other more linear shapes and you get to calculate pi

that's how Newton did it. so i believe

Answer 21

Thank you!