#this has completely stumped me
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OKAY THANKSSSS
dont underayand this @feral smelt
Well, if 1 t = 10^6 g, then 8.18 t = 8.18*10^6 g. So, just convert that to an ordinary number.
You're welcome!
mad stuck
im getting better, this is the last question, the other ones i got right
@feral smelt
We are given the length of a circle and we need to find the radius.
Do you remember the formula for the length of a circle?
No, that's the area.
Yes. Though, considering we need the radius, better to express it in terms of r:
L = 2πr
So, now express r from that.
No, wait.
We know L and we need r.
So, express r from L = 2πr and then substitute L = 24 m.
Well, it's just a constant.
Well, let's correct it.
As I said, express r from L = 2πr first.
ugh why cant i jsut do maths
You just need some training.
c = 29
29 = 2 pi r
29/2r
=4.61 to 1dp = 4.6
You have the formula connecting the length and radius: L = 2πr.
You know the length and need the radius. So, express r from that formula.
oki dokes
Well, what did you get?
4.61 woooop