I think it must be 87 .
Step-by-step explanation:
Not sure how to explain.
30% of 32000 will be 32000 multiplied by 0.3 which would equal 9600 kilobytes
OK, so;
BDE and BED are congruent because the opposite sides are both congruent
To find BDE and BED you must subtract 66 degrees from 180 degrees.
You are then left with 114 as the sum of both the angles you need to find
Since they are congruent, all you need to do is divide by two
114/2=57 degrees for both BDE (a) and BED(b)
Now for angle A and C;
This is easy because they are both congruent to the first two!
So basically, all of question four is "57 degrees"
Sadly for number 5 i did not understand the question :"(
For 6 tho;
AC is parallel to DE because angle C is congruent to angle BED
All the others can be ruled out
For 7;
BD is half the length of AE, so:
4x+20=2(3x+5)
4x+20=6x+10
20=2x+10
10=2x
x=5
This means BD is 20 bc
3(5)+5
15+5
20
And AE is 40 bc
20X2=40
or...
4(5)+20
Coterminal angles are angles that end in the same position on a unit circle.
We can find angles that are coterminal to -4pi/3 by adding and subtracting 2pi.
-4pi/3 + 2pi = 2pi/3
The answer is 2pi/3
Let's go though the choices.
Major axis will get shorter. TRUE, CHECK ME
As the plane moves closer to the vertex the ellipse stays the same shape but shrinks.
Ellipse will become a circle. FALSE
As long as the plane is tilted, the ellipse can't be a circle.
Ellipse will degenerate to a point. TRUE, CHECK ME
Eventually the plane gets to the vertex, at which point (ha!) we have a single point.
Nappes? Is that a word? FALSE
The plane needs a steeper angle, steeper than the generators, before it can pass through both halves.
The generators are the lines through the vertex that form the cone. The plane isn't steep enough to hold any of them. FALSE
