Find the area of a circle circumscribed about an equilateral triangle whose side is 18 inches long.a. 81
b. 108
c. 243

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Answer 1
Answer: The\ area\ of\ a\ circle:A_O=\pi r^2\ \ \ \ /r-a\ radius/\nThe\ length\ of\ a\ radius\ of\ a circle\ circumscribed\ about\ an\nequilateral\ triangle:r=(a\sqrt3)/(3)\ \ \ /a-a\ lenght\ of\ a\ side\ the\ triangle\n-------------------------------\nr=(18\sqrt3)/(3)=6\sqrt3\ (in)\n\nA_O=\pi\cdot\left(6\sqrt3\right)^2=\pi\cdot6^2\cdot\left(\sqrt3\right)^2=\pi\cdot36\cdot3=108\pi\ (in^2)\n\n\pi\approx3.14\n\ntherefore\n\nA_O\approx108\cdot3.14=339.12\ (in^2).....
Answer 2
Answer: See attached for work.
s=18\rightarrow r=6\sqrt3\rightarrow A_\odot=\pi(6\sqrt3)^2=\boxed{108\pi\ in^2}

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The two angles of a triangle are 78 ° and 82°. So what is the measure of the remaining third angle? a. 160° b. 20° c. 360° d. 180°​

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Answer:

B. :))

Step-by-step explanation:

Triangles = 180°

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During his tennis career in singles play, John won 3 fewer tournament A titles than tournament B titles, and 2 more tournament C titles than tournament B titles. If he won 17 of these titles total, how many times did he win each one? How many A titles
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A.
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B.
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C.
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D.
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