Which statement best describes a radius of a circle?

1 answer:

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It is a line that intersects the circle at exactly two points on the diameter

Reasons.
A radius cannot be defined as a segment because a segment does not go through the center of the circle. A radius also does not touch two parts of a circle.

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Wittaler [7]

Answer:

3 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

$V_{cylinder} = 189\pi \: cm^3$ (Given)

$h_{cylinder} = 21\: cm$ (Given)

Formula for $V_{cylinder}$ is given as:

$V_{cylinder} = \pi r^2h$

$\implies 189\pi = \pi r^2(21)$

$\implies \frac{ 189\pi}{21\pi} = r^2$

$\implies 9 = r^2$

$\implies \pm\sqrt 9 = r$

$\implies \pm 3 = r$

Length of radius can not negative

$\implies r = 3 \: cm$

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If k = √31 and m = √26, which graph most closely represent the locations of K and M on a number line? The options are in the pic

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Answer:

First option

Step-by-step explanation:

√31 = 5.56....

√26 = 5.09....

So m is less than k but greater than 5.

k is greater than k but less than 6.

So the first option is more logical