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Three travelers arrive at a town where there are four hotels. In how many ways can

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yulyashka [42]3 years ago

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You just do 3 times 4 and you get 12

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Answer:

∠ G = 26°, ∠ F = 154°

Step-by-step explanation:

Express ∠ F in terms of ∠ G, that is

F = 6G - 2

and since the angles are supplementary, then

G + 6G - 2 = 180, that is

7G - 2 = 180 ( add 2 to both sides )

7G = 182 ( divide both sides by 7 )

G = 26

Thus

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Please help with this arc equation.

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Answer:

Part 1) $arc\ AB=49^o$

Part 2) $arc\ ABC=204^o$

Part 3) $arc\ BAC=156^o$

Part 4) $arc\ ACB=311^o$

Step-by-step explanation:

Part 1) Find the measure of arc AB

we know that

$arc\ AB=m\angle AOB$ ----> by central angle

we have

$m\angle AOB=49^o$

therefore

$arc\ AB=49^o$

Part 2) Find the measure of arc ABC

we know that

The central angle of complete circle is equal to 360 degrees

$arc\ ABC=360^o-107^o-49^o=204^o$

Part 3) Find the measure of arc BAC

we know that

$arc\ BAC=arc\ BA+arc\ AC$ ----> by angle addition postulate

we have

$arc\ BA=49^o$ ---> by central angle

$arc\ AC=107^o$ ---> by central angle

$arc\ BAC=49^o+107^o=156^o$

Part 4) Find the measure of arc ACB

we know that

The central angle of complete circle is equal to 360 degrees

$arc\ ACB=360^o-arc\ AB$

substitute

$arc\ ACB=360^o-49^o=311^o$

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ioda

(It might also have helped immensely if you had been listening
when this was being explained in class.)

The first pipe fills 1/20 of the tank each minute.
The second pipe fills 1/30 of the tank each minute.

Operating together, the two pipes fill ( 1/20 + 1/30 ) of the tank each minute.

In order to add these fractions (or any fractions), you need a common denominator.
For these particular ones, ' 60 ' is a good choice.

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