The minimum value for 2x is 0
<span>the maximum value is achieved when A, D and C are collinear and the quadrilateral ABCD becomes an isosceles triangle ABC </span>
<span>base AB = 52 and vertical angle 2x + 34° </span>
<span>For the sine law </span>
<span>(sin 2x)/22 = (sin ADB)/AB </span>
<span>(sin 34°)/30 = (sin BDC)/BC </span>
<span>is given that AB = BC, and sin ADC = sin BDC because they are supplementary, so from </span>
<span>(sin ADC)/AB = (sin BDC)/BC </span>
<span>it follows </span>
<span>(sin 2x)/22 = (sin 34°)/30 </span>
<span>sin 2x = 22 (sin 34°)/30 </span>
<span>2x = asin(22 (sin 34°)/30) ≈ 24.2° </span>
<span>x = 0.5 asin(22 (sin 34°)/30) ≈ 12.1° </span>
<span>0 < x < 12.1°</span>
Root are also known as what x is equal to. So, to find x you would need to set (x-4)=0 and (x+7)=0
X=4. X=-7
Numbers are 416, 417 and 418
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Step 1:
Let the numbers be x, x + 1 and x + 2. Given that their sum is 1251.
⇒ x + x + 1 + x + 2 = 1251
⇒ 3x + 3 = 1251
⇒ 3x = 1248
⇒ x = 416
Step 2:
Find the other numbers.
⇒ x + 1 = 417 and x + 2 = 418
Answer:
The frequency table is shown below
Step-by-step explanation:
(i) Half of the tuna sandwich were on white bread = 21
On brown bread, tuna = 42 - 21 = 21
(ii) 25% of the ham sandwiches sold were on brown bread.
= 25% (32) = 8
On white bread, 32 - 8 = 24
Frequency table:
Tuna Cheese Ham Total
Brown 21 11 8 40
White 21 15 24 60
Total 42 26 32 100
in the figure, the first number line goes with x 
5
the second number line goes with x 
5
the third number line goes with x > 5
the fourth number line goes with x < 5
Two less than 3/2 of a number x is no more than 5/2 is shown as:
3/2 x- 2 5 1/2
3/2 x 11/2 + 2
3/2 x 15/2
3x 15
x 5
The sum of two times a number (x) and -2 is at least 8 is shown as :
2x+(-2) 8
2x - 2 8
2x 8+2
2x 10
x 5
Seven subtracted from 4 times a number (x) is more than 13 is shown as
4x -7 > 13
4x > 13+7
4x > 20
x > 20 ÷ 4
x > 5
Four added to 3 times a number (x) is less than 19 is shown as
3x + 4 < 19
3x < 19-4
3x < 15
x < 15 ÷ 3
x< 5
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