The two angles are 155 degrees and 25 degrees
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Given that two supplementary angles are in ratio 31 : 5
Let the first angle be 31a
Let the second angle be 5a
Two Angles are Supplementary when they add up to 180 degrees.
Therefore,
first angle + second angle = 180 degrees

<em><u>Therefore the angles are:</u></em>
first angle = 31a = 31(5) = 155 degrees
second angle = 5a = 5(5) = 25 degrees
Thus the two angles are 155 degrees and 25 degrees
Answer:
as below
Step-by-step explanation:
to find the height of the pole recall the relationship of sin cos and tan to the triangle with this helpful mnemonic SOH CAH TOA
Sin = Opp / Hyp
Cos = Adj / Hyp
Tan = Opp / Adj
we will need to solve two triangles and subtract them.
one is the 15° one of the slope of the road and the other is the 57° one that is the angle of the sun. sooooo,
lets solve the 15° one first. We are told that the adj side is 75'
since we know the angle and the adj side and we want to find the Opp side let's use Tan b/c it has all of those in it :)
Tan(15) = Opp / 75
75*Tan(15) = Opp ( I'll put my calculator to work for this )
20.096 = Opp
that's the height of the road to the bottom of the flag pole along that flag pole axis into the ground
next lets solve the 57° triangle in the exact same way
Tan(57) =Opp / 75
75*Tan(57) = Opp
115.4898 = Opp
the tall triangle is the one that goes all the way into the ground, the small one is the one that is under the ground
so subtract the small one from the big one to find the height of the flag pole above the ground
115.4898-20.096 = 95.3938
so the flag pole is about 95.4 feet tall
:o that's pretty tall :
That means there would be 28 in California and still 12 in Nevada or if California takes from Nevada it would be California 28 and Nevada 2
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
The chances of the first student walking to school is 7/30.
Without replacement, there are 29 students left. Hence the chance of the second student walking to school is 6/29 of the original 7/30 chance.

Multiply all three numbers to get 560 yards cubed :))