Answer:
d) 135º
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that the angle DCU is the sum of the angles DCB and BCU. The angle DCB is 90º because A B C D is a square, then all its angles are equal to 90º.
After attaching B U C to A B C D, we obtain a trapezoid A U C D. Since A U C D has at least one pair of parallel sides, then AU should be parallel to CD, thus the angle CBU must be 90º.
B U C is isoceles, so we conclude that other two angles must have the same size, and due to the sum of the angles of a triangle being 180º, then both BUC and BCU are equal to 45º
As a result, the angle DCU is equal to 90º+45º = 135º. Option d is the correct one.
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Answer:
the 24-ounce box
Step-by-step explanation:
18/2.88 = 6.25$
24/3.6 = 6.67$
Answer:
Sister = 15 years old
Brother = 12 years old
Step-by-step explanation:
Right now, if the brother is B years old and the sister is S years old, B = (4/5)S because the ratio from brother to sister is 4:5, so if one unit is X, B = 4X and S = 5X
Three years ago, the brother was B-3 years old and the sister was S-3 years old. Keeping one unit as X, we have
B = 3X
S = 4X
B-3 = (3/4)(S-3)
Therefore, we have a system of equations
B = (4/5)S
B-3 = (3/4)(S-3)
Substitute (4/5)S for B into the second equation to only have one variable
(4/5)S - 3 = (3/4)(S-3)
(4/5)S - 3 = (3/4)S - 9/4
add 3 to both sides and subtract (3/4)S from both sides to isolate the variable and its coefficient
(1/20)S = 3/4
multiply both sides by 20 to isolate the S
S = 15
B = (4/5)S = 12
The correct statement about the data collected by Ms. Pearson is that there is no association between a student's absences and the final average grades.
<h3>When do variables have a linear relationship?</h3>
The equation that represents a linear relationship is: a + bx
Where x represents the rate of increase. Thus, for linear equations, the functiion increases by a constant term.
Looking at the table, the average final grade does not increase by a constant term.
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