The measure of the angle FEG is probably the same as the measure of the angle FDG. There is nothing saying that EF is parallel to DG, but if so, the measure of the angle FEG is also 50º.
When the diagonals of a trapezium with two parallel bases inside of a circle are drawn, they make the same angle measure with those bases.
Answer:
I believe j represents 9. I think k is either 6 or 5.
Step-by-step explanation:
Subtracting 11 makes 27, of which j seems to be approximately two thirds of. I could be wrong though
Answer:
a=21.1
Step-by-step explanation:
You can use the given (incorrect) equation and fill in the value of t to find h:
h = 12.5 +9sin(750(3.5)) = 3.68 . . . . feet
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Or, you can use the correct equation, or just your knowledge of revolutions:
h = 12.5 +9sin(750(2π·3.5)) = 12.5 . . . . feet
in 3.5 minutes at 750 revolutions per minute, the propeller makes 2625 full revolutions, so is back where it started — at 12.5 feet above the ground.
