Notice that

, so

Then taking the positive square root gives

so
and
.
Answer:
15.6
Step-by-step explanation:
the traingle is right so u have to apply the pythagorean theorem to find x so x^2=10^2+12^2=244
so x=15.6
Answer:
Hello :
(x+4)/(4+x) = (x+4)/(x+4) = 1 ( answer : C ) but x+4 no : 0
An equivalent expression would be 2x+4
Well, in order to answer this problem we need to use the <span>the Pythagorean Theorem and the it will be like this:
cos = x / hypotenuse
cos= 12/13
I think with this you can figure the rest out. Hope this helps</span>