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What is the distance between Bangalore to ongole?
please give the distance figure in km from bangalore city to ongole
Do you add the sides of a solid to figure out the volume?
No. Adding the sides will give you the perimeter. Volume = Length x Width x Height
Can you give me a symmetric figure?
Yo, anything that's sides are the same as the other, yo got a symmetric figure. example: a circle
What has four right angles and four equal sides?
This figure is a called a square. Try drawing such a figure and see what it looks like. If you make all the sides equal and give it one right angle, that would be enough to make it a square. Also, try drawing a figure with 4 equal sides that is not a square.
How long does it take to drive 574 miles?
Simple way to figure it out Time = distance/speed, enter distance and speed and it will give you your answer
What has four equal sides and four equal right angles?
This figure is a called a square. Try drawing such a figure and see what it looks like. If you make all the sides equal and give it one right angle, that would be enough to make it a square. Also, try drawing a figure with 4 equal sides that is not a square.
A quadrilateral in which all sides have different lengths?
The only classification I could give this figure would be that it is a trapezoid, perhaps.
Can you give me a figure to find the perimeter?
Perimeter of what? A circle diameter times Pi. Another shape the sum of all sides.
How do you out the area of a figure?
Multiply two adjacent sides- that will give you the area of one face. Then multiply by six- a cube has 6 faces. That will give you the surface area of the cube.
One square meter is how much meter?
A metre is a distance - a square metre is an area. A square metre is the area occupied by a square which is 1 metre long on all sides. It is also the area occupied by any rectangle whose sides, when multiplied together, give a figure of 10,000 square centimetres... so a rectangle with sides of 50 centimetres and 200 centimetres, or a rectangle with sides of 80 centimetres and 125 centimetres.... and so on.
Is the figure that is multiplied by the product of the masses of two objects divided by the square of the distance between them to give the gravitational force between the two objects?
The "figure" is the gravitational constant.
How do you figure out the area of a cube?
Multiply two adjacent sides- that will give you the area of one face. Then multiply by six- a cube has 6 faces. That will give you the surface area of the cube.
