Answer:
A = 25√3 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
View 5√3 cm as being the height of an equilateral triangle whose base is at the bottom of the purple figure. To find the area of one such triangle, we use the area-of-a-triangle formula A = (1/2)(b)(h).
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Using the sine function sin Ф = --------
hyp
we find the length of the hypotenuse, which is also the radius of the octagon, and because this is an equilateral triangle, is also the length of the base:
√3 5√3 cm
sin 60° = -------- = ------------- , which produces the value of hyp:
2 hyp
√3 5√3 cm
-------- = ------------- , which produces the value of hyp:
2 hyp
√3·hyp = 10√3, or hyp = 10 cm
Then the area of this one triangle is A = (1/2)(b)(h), or
A = (1/2) (10 cm)(5√3 cm) = 25√3 cm²
LN = 120 and a = 10
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
If we need to find the variable a as, LN is the line and M is the mid point between L and N. So LN = LM + MN
LM = 4a = 40
a = 
= 10
MN = 8a = 8×10 = 80
So LN = LM + MN
LN = 40 + 80 = 120
B.28 square inches
This can be a face because it is equal to 4*7
If you can't factor the polynomial then you won't be able to even start the problem or even end it
Answer:
We know that C is the total number of cans in a complete case.
Victoria counts:
16 full cases, so in those we have: 16*C cans.
4 cases with 5 missing cans, so in those we have:
Then if each case has C cans, the cases that are missing 5 cans have:
C - 5 cans.
Then in those four cases we have a total of: 4*(C - 5) cans.
And Victoria knows that there are 220 cans, then we have that:
16*C + 4*(C - 5) = 220
16*C + 4*C - 20 = 220
16*C + 4*C = 220 + 20 = 240
20*C = 240
C = 240/20 = 12
Then each case has 12 cans.
Then the number of cans in the cases with missing cans is:
12 cans - 5 cans = 7 cans.
Step-by-step explanation:
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