How to solve volume of a 5 sided pyramid

How do you do this I don’t get it

Ierofanga [76]

Answer:

x= 65 z= 38 y= 77

Step-by-step explanation:

x=65° (opposite angles are equal)

z= 180°-[71+71 (bc the other side is also equal to 71)]

z= 180°-142°=38°

y= 180 - [sum of angle x (65°) and angle z (38°)]

y= 180 - 103= 77°

to make sure ur answer is correct the sum of angle x, y and z MUST = 180

lets check:

65° + 38° + 77° = 180°

:)

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3 years ago

Plz help fast.Aka please don't waste my points.Show your Work

Andrej [43]

She ate 3 cookies, then gave away half. Because parentheses means that process happens first, and c represents the number of cookies, the equation would be as follows:

(c-3)÷2, or A

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3 years ago

Math help pls

VARVARA [1.3K]

Answer:THIS TOOK ME FOREVER BUT WAS WORTH IT

1)1 1/7 times 1 3/4=2

2)8 1/3 times 3/5=5

3)4 3/8 times 1 2/3= 7 7/24

4)5 1/2 times 3 1/3=18 1/3

5)7 1/5 times 2 1/6=10 3/14

6)2/3 times 4/15=8/4

7)2 2/5 times 1 1.4=27 9/25

8)4 2/5 times 10=44

9)26 times 2 1/2=65

10)6 times 3 2/3=22

11)6 1/4 times 1 5/7=10 5/7

12)3 1/3 times 2 3/5=8 2/3

13)4 1/2 times 4 2/3=21

14)5 5/8 times 1 5/9=8 2/4

Step-by-step explanation:

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3 years ago

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Peter is reading a 193-page book. he has read three pages more than one-fourth of the number of pages he hasn't yet read. how ma

exis [7]

Let's call the number of pages we have read $m$ . To find the number of pages we have left to read, we'll need to subtract the number of pages we've read from the total number of pages in the book. Our total page count is 193, and the number of pages we've read is the unknown $m$ , so the number of pages we haven't read can be written as $193-m$ . With that knowledge, let's construct the rest of our equation.

"He has read three pages more than one-fourth of the number of pages he hasn't yet read." The first key phrase here is "he has read." What this means is that the number of pages he's read, which we've named $m$ , is equal to everything in the rest of the sentence. "Thee pages more than" means that we're going to be adding 3 to whatever the next quantity described is, which, in this case, is "one-fourth of the number of pages he hasn't yet read." We already established earlier that "the number of pages he hasn't yet read" is $193-m$ , so one-fourth of that would be $\frac{1}{4} (193-m)$ . Putting everything together, we get the following equation:

$m= \frac{1}{4} (193-m)+3$

To solve for $m$ , we might first want to eliminate the fraction 1/4 by multiplying both sides of the equation by 4, obtaining

$4m=193-m+12$

Solving for m, we get:

$4m=193+12-m\\5m=205\\m=41$

Now that we have m, it's a simple matter to solve for $193-m$ :

$193-41=152$

So, he has not yet read 152 pages.

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3 years ago

The amount of oil used by a ship traveling at a uniform speed varies jointly with the distance and the square of the speed. The

frosja888 [35]

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Joint variation has the equation

y = kxz

k is the constant of variation and needs to be solved for using the initial conditions, then filled in later to another equation related to the given info to solve for something else. We are given y = amount of oil used, x = distance traveled, z-squared is the speed. Our equation looks like this, to be exact:

$y=kxz^2$

Filling in with the initial conditions:

$34=k(60)(20)^2$ which gives us the

k = .0014166667

Now we need to find the amount of oil used, y, under other circumstances, but this time we have our k.

$y=(.0014166667)(32)(23)^2$

which gives us that the amount of oil used, when rounded to the tenths,

y = 24.0 barrels

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3 years ago