drew and Evelyn measured the wingspans of their butterflies. How do the wingspans compare? theirs a monarch butterfly and a swal
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We are looking to figure out the size of m<CAB
Since line AB is parallel to the line CD, m<CAB corresponds to m<ECD which means the size of the angles equals
m<ECD can be found by using the fact that angles in a triangle add up to 180°,
hence, 180°-58°-43°=79°
The size of m<CAB is 79°
Since line AB is parallel to the line CD, m<CAB corresponds to m<ECD which means the size of the angles equals
m<ECD can be found by using the fact that angles in a triangle add up to 180°,
hence, 180°-58°-43°=79°
The size of m<CAB is 79°
<h3>Given:</h3>
- l= 5 m
- b= 4 m
- h= 3 m
- l= length
- b= breadth
- h= height
The volume of the given rectangular pyramid.
<h3>Solution:</h3>First, multiply the length (5), breadth (4) and height (3).
Now, divide 60 by 3.
<u>Therefore, the volume of the given rectangular pyramid is 20 cubic meters.</u>
Inequality: 20+40n≤260
Graphing inequality is in the picture I posted.
