Answer:
What must be true of the units in two rates if one rate can be converted to the units of the other rate? In other words, the units of the first rate are both/all distinct from that of the converted
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
x = 18
RS = 68
ST = 68
RT = 136
Step-by-step explanation:
*I did this assuming both segments were equal*
For x - set both equations equal to each other and solve
RS and ST - plug-in the value of x (they will both be the same)
RT - add the values of RS and ST to get the total value
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
take 48 degree as reference angle
using tan rule
tan 48=opposite/adjacent
1.11=missing side/58
1.11*58=missing side
64.38=missing side
Answer:
N = 4M
-> See attached
Step-by-step explanation:
[] He needs to read 4 each month and N is the number of novels needed to read in M months
-> If M = 1, then N = 4
-> Using this logic we can see that if M = 2, N = 8
-> Using these two points, we can graph a line and get an equation
[] N = 4M
-> The slope is 4, after every month (our x value) a value of 4 will be added as four more books were read
-> This equation is in y = mx + b form, but there is no y-intercept (b) and the y and x values have been changed to N and M for this problem
[] Still confused about how I got there?
-> For every month, 4 books must be read. So, after M months, the books needed to be read will be 4 books times the number of months. In other words, 4M. Books needing to be read is equal to N, hence completing the equation.
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- Heather