The length of extra cable that is required to connect the two pieces of existing cable is equal to 182 meters.
<h3>How to determine the length of extra cable?</h3>
In order to determine the length of extra cable that is required to connect the two pieces of existing cable, we would apply the law of cosine as follows:
B² = A² + C² - 2(A)(C)cosB
Substituting the given parameters into the formula, we have;
B² = 325.0² + 430.0² - 2(325.0)(430.0)cos23
B² = 105,625 + 184,900 - 279,500(0.9205)
B² = 290,525 - 257,279.75
B² = 33,245.25
B = √33,245.25
B = 182.33 ≈ 182 meters.
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Judging by the question I noticed that the two both share x^3 in common. You can divide x^4 by x^3 and get x as a result, and x^3 can still divide into itself.
Thus your answer should be C, x^3
If I were to tell a kid how to use the formula (the SA of a pyramid it looks like):
First, find the area of the base of the figure, using length times width.
Next, find the perimeter of the base by adding up the length of each side of the base.
Multiply the perimeter of the base by the slant height of the figure, which is the line on the side of the figure that is diagonal.
Divide the answer you got from multiplying the perimeter of the base times the slant height of the base by 2.
Now add up the area of the base of the figure with the answer you just got by dividing the perimeter of the base times the slant height by 2.
That is how you use the formula: SA = B + 1/2(P · l)
Answer
8kg
Explanation
3/4--------15
2/5-------x
cross multiplying
3/4×X = 2/5×15
3X/4 = 30/5
3X/4 = 6
cross multiplying
3X = 4×6
3X = 24
dividing bothsides by 3
3X /3 = 24/3
X = 8
therefore, the answer is 8 kg
