No.
Because the angles would equal 170. Every triangle MUST have the interior angles of 180 degrees.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 1/2
2. 1/4
3. 1/8
Answer:
--- small circle
--- big circle
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
-- sum of areas

Required
The radius of the larger circle
Area is calculated as;

For the smaller circle, we have:

For the big, we have

The sum of both is:


Substitute: 


Substitute 

Factorize
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Divide both sides by 

Divide both sides by 5

Take square roots of both sides


The radius of the larger circle is:



Answer:
PV = 1414.213562
Step-by-step explanation:
Find:
PV = 8,000*V^(t+3)
Solution:
- Split the the exponent of V into t and 3:
PV = 8,000*V^t*V^3
- We will calculate the V^t and V^3 from information given.
- The present value of 10,000 at the end of 6 years and immediate value of $5,000. De-crypt this statement we have:
10,000*V^6 = 5,000
V^6 = 5,000/10,000
V^6 = 0.5
V^3 = sqrt(0.5)
- Using 2 and 3, De-crypt:
6000*V^t + 56,000*V^2t = 5000
Solving the quadratic in V^t:
V^t = 0.25
- Hence, we have the present value as:
PV = 8,000*V^t*V^3
PV = 8,000*sqrt(0.5)*0.25
PV = 1414.213562