Answer:
<u>77.4 degrees and 12.6 degrees</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the angles be x and x - 64.8.
Therefore, on the basis of knowledge that complementary angles add up to 90 degrees :
x + x - 64.8 = 90
2x = 154.8
x = <u>77.4 degrees</u>
x - 64.8 = 77.4 - 64.8 = <u>12.6 degrees</u>
Answer:
Option C. is correct
Step-by-step explanation:
In the triangle ABC, vertices are A(12, 8), B(4, 8) and C(4, 14)
AB =
BC =
AC =
In triangle XYZ vertices are X(6,6), Y(4,12) and Z(10, 14)
XY =
YZ =
XZ =
In triangle MNO, vertices are M(4, 16), N(4, 8) and O(-2, 8)
MN =
MO =
NO =
In triangle JKL, vertices are J(14, -2), K(12,2) and L(20, 4)
JK =
KL =
JL =
Now we compare the sides for the congruence
Since AB = MN = 8
BC = NO = 6
AC = OM = 10
So ΔABC ≅ Δ MNO
Option C. is correct
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Answer: ∛v
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we know volume is measured height x width x length, we know the equation we'd use here would be:
___ x ___ x ___ = v in³
If this was area, we would have ___ x ___ = v in², and it would be easy to find each blank. You would just find the square root of "v", making your answer √v.
When you have 3 things multiplied by each other (that are exactly the same, which is the situation here since this is a cube), you will want to find ∛x (if x is our unknown variable). This means that we are finding ONE-THIRD of the number ... sort of. So if x was equal to 8, then ∛x = 2, because 2 x 2 x 2 = 8.
In our situation here, x = v, and since we don't know the actual number, we will keep it as a square root, so the answer to your question is ∛v.
I really hope I was able to explain easy enough, feel free to ask anything else!
<span>Jane is playing a game with Mike. Right now, Mike is winning, he has 10 more than 5 times the points that Jane has. If Jane has 47 points, how many points does Mike have?
or you could do
</span><span>Martha is doing an inventory of all the goods in her shop. For the brand Toms shoes, she should have recieved an order that would have brought the total number of Toms shoes in her store to 10 more than 5 times the number of shoes she has now. If Martha has 89 pairs of Toms in her store, how many would she have had, if she had recieved the delivery?
hope this helped :)
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