A cookie company packages its cookies in rectangular prism boxes designed with square bases that have both a length and width of
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Since this can't happen, let's suppose that P=150, then:
Now we have to move the 100 to the other side of the equation with a negative sign to get this:
Finally, to get w, we move the 2 that's multiplying to the other side dividing the 50:
Therefore, the width of the rectangle would be 25 ft if the perimeter is 150ft, and we can see how the rectangle would look:
Given:
In circle O, m∠R = 30.8°.
To find:
The m∠NOQ
Solution:
Central angle theorem: According to this theorem, the central angle is always twice of subtended angle on the same arc.
Angle NOQ and angle NRQ are on the same arc but ∠NOQ is the central angle and ∠NRQ is the subtended angle on the arc NQ.
Using central angle theorem, we get
Therefore, .