The sum of the angles of a quadrilateral is 360 degrees. So P+Q+R is 206, 360 - 206 = 154 degrees, the measure of angle S.
The four triangles, AQB, BRC, CSD, and DPA are all isosceles. So angle QBA = angle BAQ, etc. We find QBA = (180-24)/2 or 78 degrees.
RBC = (180-114)/2 = 33 degrees.
180 - (78 + 33) is the measure of angle B: 69 degrees.
The student should be able to see how to calculate the missing information from this.
100 times (6+5)
100 times 11
100 groups of 11=1100
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Since two people take both courses, we can subtract two from 7, 8, and 21, giving us 5, 6, and 19.
Add 5 and 6 together to get 11. Since eleven students are in those two groups, we can answer this. The answer will be 11/19.
when running a line, in a right-triangle, from the 90° angle perpendicular to its opposite side, we will end up with three similar triangles, one Small, one Medium and a containing Large one. Check the picture below.
Answer:
There are 719,115.8179 KG of fuel stored in the external tank
Step-by-step explanation:
102619.377 + 616496.4409 = 719,115.8179
