Answer:
a= 180-60-55=65
we know that the angle of a flat(?) ground would be 180, so we can take away the 60 and 55 to find a.
b=180-90-65=25
the sum of interior angle of a triangle would be 180, now we know what a is, also the right angle is 90, now we can take away the 90 and 65 to find b.
c=25
c is 25, because two angles on both sides of a X is the same
Answer:
b1 = 2 ; r = 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that :
if b3 −b1 = 16 and b5 −b3 = 144.
For a geometric series :
Ist term = a
Second term = ar
3rd term = ar^2
4th term = ar^3
5th term = ar^4 ;...
If b3 - b1 = 16;
ar^2 - a = 16
a(r^2 - 1) = 16 - - - (1)
b5 - b3 = 144
ar^4 - ar^2 = 144
ar^2(r^2 - 1) = 144 - - - - (2)
Divide (1) by (2)
a(r^2 - 1) / ar^2(r^2 - 1) = 16 /144
a / ar^2 = 1 / 9
ar^2 = 9a
Substitute for a in ar^2 - a = 16
9a - a = 16
8a = 16
a = 2
From ar^2 - a = 16
2r^2 - 2 = 16
2r^2 = 16 + 2
2r^2 = 18
r^2 = 18 / 2
r^2 = 9
r = √9
r = 3
Hence ;
a = b1 = 2 ; r = 3
1 pound = 16 oz
Her books weigh 9 pounds or (9)(16)= 144 oz
Math Textbook= 40 oz
Biology textbook= 3 pounds or (3)(16)= 48 oz
Total weight of books - math textbook - biology textbook = science textbook
144-40-48 = 56oz
science textbook = 56oz
-3x + 6 + 12 y. I am afraid that there are no like terms to combine, and it is neither an equation nor an inequality.
Hope this Helps!
Supposing that the integers are x, y and z, and that their average is 8, then
x+y+z
-------- = 8, or x + y + z = 24.
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Let's experiment. Making up a table, we get:
x y z sum (sum MUST be 24)
5 9 10 24
4 9 11 24
3 10 11 24
2 11 11 24
1 11 12 24
1 10 13 24
1 1 22 24
Can't choose integers smaller than 1, so it appears that 22 is the largest possible integer that could be one of x, y and z.
