The Angle HCA is equal to 52°. This is arrived at using the knowledge of the Total value of Angles in a Triangle and the Total Value of Angles in a Polygon.
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What other principles were used to arrive at the answer?</h3>
The other principles of mathematics that were used to arrive at the above answer are:
- Total Angles on a straight line;
- Total Angles on a point; and
- Line segments.
<h3>What are the Steps to the Solution? </h3>
Step 1 - Recall that we have been given Angles AHB and BAH to be 128° and 28° respectively.
We also know that:
- The sum of angles in a triangle is 180°;...................A
- The sum of angles on a straight line is 180°;.........B
- The sum of angles in a polygon is 360°; while.....C
- The total sum of angles at a point is 360°.............D
Since A...therefore:
When ∠AHB (128°) and ∠BAH are taken from 180° we have DBA = ∠28°.
By observation, we can deduce that ∠BDE, ∠CDH, ∠CEH and ∠AEH are all right-angled triangles.
Using the above, we are able to repeat this process of solving for each angle until we have ∠HCA.
To verify that our answer is correct, recall that sum of angles in a polygon is 360°
That means:
∠BDA + ∠DHE + ∠CEH + ∠HCA = 360°
That is, 90+ 128 + 90 + 52 = 360°
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Question:
Which situation describes the best example of rotational motion?
A. Craig sent the pool ball spinning toward the side pocket.
B. The skater repeated the figure eight on the ice.
C. Sara spun the dreidel on its pointed end.
D. The mouse ran in circles around the mousetrap.
Answer :
C
Explanation:
It's C, because it is spinning. It can't be D because it's going in a circle, not spinning. it can't be A because it doesn't really make sense. It can't be B because the Skater is repeating, not rotating. So the only logical answer is C.
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The true statement about the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) Plans and the impact to Plans C and F are:
- "Consumers eligible for Medicare Part A on or after January 1, 2020,will not be able to purchase Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans C or F."
- "Consumers eligible for Medicare Part A before January 1 2020 can enroll in Plan C or F even after 2020 and can keep their plans as long as they choose."
<h3>What is
MACRA?</h3>
MACRA is an abbreviation for Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 and it can be defined as a bipartisan United States statute (legislation) that was signed into law on the 16th of April, 2015, so as to change how the federal government pay physicians in the United States of America.
Based on the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) Plans, the impact to Plans C and F include the following:
- "Consumers eligible for Medicare Part A on or after January 1, 2020,will not be able to purchase Medicare Supplement Insurance Plans C or F."
- "Consumers eligible for Medicare Part A before January 1 2020 can enroll in Plan C or F even after 2020 and can keep their plans as long as they choose."
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