The angle in the dilated figure is the same as the original angle in each case, a fact that should be confirmed by the way the answer choices are shown.
∠A = ∠A'
... 4x -4 = 51 -x
... 5x = 55
... x = 11
∠A = 4·11 -4 = 40 . . . . . . doesn't match any offered choice
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∠B = ∠B'
... 6x -1 = 4x +21
... 2x = 22
... x = 11
... ∠B = 6·11 -1
... ∠B = ∠B' = 65 . . . . . matches selection D)
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∠C = ∠C'
... 8x -13 = 6x +9
... 2x = 22
... x = 11
... ∠C = 6·11 +9 = 75
... ∠C = ∠C' = 75 . . . . . matches selection D)
1.5 is the area which makes it the diameter
Hey there!
Let's think of this with a simpler example. Let's say one package is 4 pounds and one is 2 pounds. How many times heavier is the first than the second?Well, two, because the first package is double the weight of the second package! It's twice as heavy! And to get to that number, we divide four by two!
So, in our actual problem, we just divide 3.92 (bigger package) by 2.8 (smaller package).
3.92÷2.8=1.4
So, the first package is 1.4 times heavier than the first one!
Have a wonderful day!
Answer:
11 m and 14 m
Step-by-step explanation:
Legs: x and y
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1/2xy= 77 ⇒ xy= 154
√x²+y²= √317 ⇒ x²+y²=317
x²+y²+2xy= (x+y)²= 2*154+317= 625 ⇒ x+y= √625= 25
x= 25-y
xy=154 ⇒ y(25-y)= 154 ⇒ 25y- y²=154 ⇒ y²- 25y +154=0 ⇒ y=11 and y=14
x= 25-y= 14 and 11
Answer:
Angle ABD = 60
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle ABD = angle ABC + angle CBD
We are given that angle ABC = 25 and angle CBD = 35
So angle ABD = 25 + 35 = 60
