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3 years ago

Is it possible for a triangle to have more than one obtuse angle

2 answers:

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No, it is not possible for a triangle to have more than one obtuse angle. Just try it out on a piece of paper... it simply doesn't work.
Hope that helps!!

Tju [1.3M]3 years ago

3 0

No, because that would result to the angles being more than 180 degrees.

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Ronch [10]

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

The total number of marbles is

4 blue marbles+ 6 red marbles+ 3 yellow marbles+5 black marbles=18

P(1st black) = Black/total = 5/18

You keep the marble

The total number of marbles is

4 blue marbles+ 6 red marbles+ 3 yellow marbles+4 black marbles=17

P(2st black) = Black/total = 4/17

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2 years ago

Select the correct answer. Which expression is equivalent to 8x^2^3 sqrt 375x + 2^3 sqrt 3x^7, if x=0?

natima [27]

Answer:

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =28x^3\sqrt{3x}$

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is poorly formatted. The original question is:

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7$

We have:

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7$

Open bracket

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =(8^ \frac{2}{3} *x^{3* \frac{2}{3}}) \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}$

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =(8^ \frac{2}{3} *x^2) \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}$

Express 8 as 2^3

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =(2^{3* \frac{2}{3}} *x^2) \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}$

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =(2^2 *x^2) \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}$

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =4x^2 \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}$

Express 2^3 as 8

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}=4x^2 \sqrt{75x^3} + 8\sqrt{ 3x^7}$

Expand each exponent

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}=4x^2 \sqrt{25x^2 *3x} + 8\sqrt{ 3x * x^6}$

Split

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7}=4x^2 \sqrt{25x^2} *\sqrt{3x} + 8\sqrt{3x} * \sqrt{x^6}$

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =4x^2 *5x *\sqrt{3x} + 8\sqrt{3x} * x^3$

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Factorize

$(8x^3)^ \frac{2}{3} \sqrt{75x^3} + 2^3 \sqrt{ 3x^7} =28x^3\sqrt{3x}$

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Answer:

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If there are 27 students in both classes, it's logicial to multiply both classes by two to get the total students.

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Write a paragraph explaining what scattered plots are and how to solve them. Make sure to give details, key terms and an example

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Answer:

x = 59°

y = 67°

Step-by-step explanation:

x = y - 8

x + y + 54 = 180

(y - 8) + y = 180 - 54

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3 years ago

340 students went to the first school dance, the last school dance 306 students attended. What is the percent of change between

Fofino [41]

Answer:

10.59%

Step-by-step explanation:

percentage of change is given by

{(old number - new number)/old number} * 100

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given

no. of student went to the first school dance = 340

no. of student went to the last school dance = 306

Percentage of change between two dance

= ((no. of student went to the first school dance - no. of student went to the last school dance)/ no. of student went to the fist school dance)*100

= (340 - 306)/340 *100

= (36/340 )*100 = 10.59%

The percent of change between the two dances 10.59%.

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