A quantity is growing at a constant 3% yearly rate.what would be it's percent growth after 15 years?
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Answer:
m <1 = 61
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the angle adjacent to 130 is 50 degrees because linear angles are complementary.
Extending line t to make a triangle, we can find the angle adjacent to the angle labeled 111 ( and above it) is 69.
That makes the angle that touches line q 61 to finish the triangle
This angle and angle 1 are corresponding angles, so they are equal
<1 = 61
