Answer:
june 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
a= 200
b = 210
Step-by-step explanation:
My assumption is, we have to find the length of sides of rectangle
Given
perimeter = 2a + 2b = 820 ft (i) (here a is smaller side and b is larger side)
area = a*b = 42,000 ft^2 (ii)
from eq (1)
2a + 2b = 820
=> 2(a+b) = 820
=> a+b = 820/2
=> a + b = 410
=> a = 410-b (iii)
putting the value of a in eq(ii), we get
(410-b) *b = 42,000
410b - b^2 = 42,000
0 = b^2 - 410b + 42000
b^2 - 410b + 42000 = 0
b^2- 200b- 210b + 42000 = 0
b(b-200)-210(b-200) = 0
(b-200)(b-210) = 0
or
b= 210 and b = 200
if b is larger side than b =210
By putting value of b in eq(iii),
a = 410 -210 = 200
Answer:
b-4^3
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
Hello!
We know that the sum of the three angles of a triangle is equal to 180 degrees. This can be represented using the following formula:
A1 + A2 + A3 = 180
With this knowledge, we can successfully find the missing measurements.
We’ll begin with the large right triangle. Because it is a right triangle, we know that one of its angles is equal to 90 degrees. We are also given that its second angle has a measure of 65 degrees. Insert this information into the formula above and combine like terms:
(90) + (65) + A3 = 180
155 + A3 = 180
Now subtract 155 from both sides of the equation:
A3 = 25
We have now proven that the third angle has a measure of 25 degrees. Looking at the provided image, you’ll notice that this 25 degree angle is adjacent to the 80 degree angle. We can add these neighboring angles to find one of the missing angles of the medium triangle:
25 + 80 = 105
We have now proven that this larger angle has a measure of 105 degrees. Looking again at the provided image, you’ll notice that this triangle also contains a 50 degree angle. Using the “three-angles” formula, we can find the remaining angle of the medium triangle. Insert any known values and combine like terms:
(105) + (50) + A3 = 180
155 + A3 = 180
Now subtract 155 from both sides of the equation:
A3 = 25
We have now proven the third angle of the medium triangle to have a measure of 25 degrees. Consequently, we now have now proven two of the three angles of the smallest triangle. Again using the “three-angles” formula, we can find the measure of the missing angle (x). Insert any known values (using the variable “x” to represent the missing angle) and combine like terms:
(25) + (25) + (x) = 180
50 + x = 180
Now subtract 50 from both sides:
x = 130
we have now proven that the missing angle (x) has a measure of 130 degrees.
I hope this helps!
second angle which has a value of 65 degrees.
