Answer:
432 in^2
Step-by-step explanation:
in similar quadrilaterals, the first point of one quad. corresponds to the first point of the other quad, so in this case UA corresponds with CH.
since CH is 3/4 the length of UA, we can also assume that the other sides in ZUCH are 3/4 the length of their corresponding sides in SQUA.
even though we don't know what quadrilateral SQUA and ZUCH are, we know the area of SQUA is 9/16 times less than ZUCH.
want some proof?
lets say SQUA and ZUCH are rectangle/square
ZUCH: 4X4 = 16
SQUA: 3X3 = 9
now lets say they are trapezoids. We will set ZUCH 2nd base to 8 and height to 16, therefore SQUA bases will be 3 and 6, and the height will be 12 (multiply ZUCH lengths by 3/4)
ZUCH = (b1+b2)(h)/2 = (4+8)(16)/2 = 96
SQUA = (b1+b2)(h)/2 = (3+6)(12)/2 = 54
simplify 96/54 = 16/9
now we can multiply 243 by our factor 16/9 to find the area of SQUA.
243 * 16/9 = 432 in^2
Sin A = opp/hyp = 4/5
Cos A = adj/hyp = 3/5
Tan A = opp/adj = 4/3
Cos 27 = 0.8910065... --> 0.89
You can just plug that into your graphing calculator, just make sure the degree mode is on.
Answer:
It is 1
Step-by-step explanation:
They all have different factors and the only one is 1.
Answer:
it would be 12 would it not sorry if i am not right
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Answer:
93 is bigger cause if u divide 124 by 7 u get 17
