All categories

3 years ago

Find the measures of the four numbered angles

Mathematics

1 answer:

babunello [35]3 years ago

8 0

You should ask your parent/guardian
or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!VYou should ask your parent/guardian
or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian
or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian
or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!VVVvvvvvYou should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!VYou should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!VYou should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!VYou should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!You should ask your parent/guardian or teacher if needed! Merry Christmas!

You might be interested in

Suppose T: ℝ3→ℝ2 is a linear transformation. Let U and V be the vectors given below, and suppose that T(U) and T(V) are as given

ira [324]

Answer:

$T(3u+2v)=(-10,29)$

Step-by-step explanation:

T is a linear transformation, hence it is homogeneous (T(cr)=cT(r) for all real c and r∈ℝ³) and additive (T(r+s)=T(r)+T(s), for all r,s∈ℝ³). Apply these properties with r=3u and s=2v to obtain:

$T(3u+2v)=T(3u)+T(2v)=3T(u)+2T(v)=3(-2,5)+2(-2,7)=(-6,15)+(-4,14)=(-10,29)$

We don't have an explicit definition of T, so it's more difficult to compute T(3u+2v) directly without using these properties.

8 0

3 years ago

Mr. Clark has a tank that holds 55,000 milliliters of gas. He poured some gas into three containers equally. There were 19,864 m

Temka [501]

Answer:

35,136 ml

Step-by-step explanation:

The tank holds 55,000ml. Mr. Clark poured some gas into 3 container, and at the end there the tank had 19,864. To find how much gas was poured out of the tank it is the same as asking how much gas he poured in the 3 containers, all together. We have to find the difference, subtraction:

55,000 - 19,864 = 35,136ml were poured in the 3 containers or amount of gas poured out of the tank.

3 0

2 years ago

What is equivalent to y=(x+3)2+53

viva [34]

The answer is y=2x+59

8 0

3 years ago

Read 2 more answers

Three forces act on a hook. Determine the magnitude of the resultant of the force.

Novay_Z [31]

Use Hooke's law... (just kidding)

Break down each force vector into horizontal and vertical components.

$\vec F_1=(1000\,\mathrm N)(\cos30^\circ\,\vec x+\sin30^\circ\,\vec y)\approx(866.025\,\mathrm N)\,\vec x+(500\,\mathrm N)\,\vec y$

$\vec F_2=(1500\,\mathrm N)(\cos160^\circ\,\vec x+\sin160^\circ\,\vec y)\approx(-1409.54\,\mathrm N)\,\vec x+(513.03\,\mathrm N)\,\vec y$

$\vec F_3=(750\,\mathrm N)(\cos195^\circ\,\vec x+\sin195^\circ\,\vec y)\approx(-724.444\,\mathrm N)\,\vec x+(-194.114\,\mathrm N)\,\vec y$

The resultant force is the sum of these vectors,

$\vec F=\displaystyle\sum_{i=1}^3\vec F_i\approx(-1267.96\,\mathrm N)\,\vec x+(818.916\,\mathrm N)\,\vec y$

and has magnitude

$|\vec F|\approx\sqrt{(-1267.96\,\mathrm N)^2+(818.916\,\mathrm N)^2}\approx1509.42\,\mathrm N$

The closest answer is D.

5 0

2 years ago

What is 0.275 0.20 0.572 and 0.725 greatest to least

Andru [333]

.725 , .572 , .275, .2
You look at the first decimal place to see which is the greatest. 7 is greater than 5 and 2 so it's first. Then 5 is greater than 2 so it is next. For the last two numbers since 2 is the same value you look at the next decimal place. Since 7 is greater than 0 it comes next!

6 0

3 years ago