The square root of 7899 is (about) 88.8763186. This can be rounded to 88.9.
Answer:
<u><em>x = 37/45</em></u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Here's how similar triangles work. We set up an equation as SIDE 1A/ SIDE 1B = SIDE 2A/ SIDE 2B
Ok, so these 2 triangles are similar, so we can set up a butterfly equation:
Side 1a would be 8x
Side 1b would be 5x +3
Side 2a would be 10x - 2
Side 2b would be 7x
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Our equation would be
8x/(5x+3) = (10x-2)/7x
We cross multiply to get 8x(10x-2) = 7x(5x+3)
Instead of solving and getting squares, we can x on both sides and we get:
8(10x - 2) = 7(5x+3) ----> we simplify to get
80x - 16 = 35x + 21 ----> it's easy sailing from here.
45x = 37
<u><em>x = 37/45</em></u>
<u><em>gosh i hope it's right...</em></u>
The angle of elavation would be 45°, this is because straight up would be represented by 180°, and 90°, would remain as 1200 ft traveled, and half of 90°, is 45° which would double the distance traveled
First is solve the total volume of punch they made. but convert first the 5 L to ml.
for every 1 L there 1000 ml, 5 L ( 1000 ml / 1 L ) = 5000 ml of punch
V = 5000 ml + 750 ml
V = 5750 ml
then number of 180 ml serving
n = 5750 / 180 = 31.94 or about 31 servings of 180 ml was made.
the punch left over
v = 5750 - 180( 31) = 170 ml of the punch is left
The area of the region bounded above by y= eˣ bounded by y = x, and bounded on the sides; x =0; and x = 1 is given as e¹ - 1.5.
<h3>What is the significance of "Area under the curve"?</h3>
This is the condition in which one process increases a quantity at a certain rate and another process decreases the same quantity at the same rate, and the "area" (actually the integral of the difference between those two rates integrated over a given period of time) is the accumulated effect of those two processes.
<h3>What is the justification for the above answer?</h3>
Area = 
= 
= e¹-(1/2-0); or
Area = e -1.5 Squared Unit
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