<span>Simplify the fractions if not in lowest terms.Multiply the numerators of the fractions to get the new numerator.<span>Multiply the denominators of the fractions to get the new denominator.</span></span>
A. x∧2+(x+20∧2=150∧2 is correct.
because you need to plug the numbers into the pathagoreum theorum which is
a∧2+b∧2=c∧2
150 is our c because it is the side right accross from the right angle.
which number is a and which number is b does not matter.
x is the distance north so we can assign that to a and the distace east is north plus 20 so we can assign b to x+20.
Well, let's first write these as points.
( 2 , 50 )
( 4 , 100 )
We can see that when "x" is reduced by 2, "y" is reduced by 50. This means that if we reduce "x" by 1, "y" will be reduced by 25. Thus, we can say that if "x" is 1, "y" will be 25.
( 1 , 25 )
What we know that 25 * 1 = 25, and that 2 * 25 = 50. We can see that multiplying "x" by 25 will give us our "y". We can now write this as an equation.
y = 25x
The angle adjacent to angle 6 is the one we need to find first. To do this, add the measures of the intercepted arcs and divide by 2. 60 + 50 = 110, and half of that is 55. That means that both adjacent angles to the angle 6 are 55 (vertical angles are congruent). The measure of all the angles added together is 360 and angle 6 is vertical to the other "sideways" angle, so they are congruent as well. 360 - 55 - 55 = 250. Split that up between angle 6 and its vertical angle to get that each of those measure 125. Angle 6 measures 125, choice b from above.
Given rational expression is:

Now we can simplify this by factoring as shown below:





Hence final answer is 