The last one I believe because adjacent means beside eachother
A)she is not right.because if the remaining peice is the hypotenuse of the triangle, the answer will be around 27.8 if the hypotenuse is 22 then the missing angle is 13.96
b)yes it will work
if you double the measurements of the two sides of a right triangle the other one will be double, too(you can get help from Pythagoras theorem )
c)yes it is possible. if we can double the sides of a right triangle it means that we add measurements to the triangle.
for example:a triangle with sides of 3,4,5
if we add 6,8,10
it will be 9,12,15
hope I could help
Ok to find this we have to divide 12,000/5770 to find the number of half lives
we get <span>2.07972270364
we can round this decimal to 3
3 half lives</span>
For this problem, we apply the Angle Addition Postulate. This postulate states that the sum of all the interior angles is equal to the total angle it forms. Looking at the attached figure, this means that ∠RSU = ∠RST + ∠TSU. So, to find the value of angle RSU, you just have to add the two individual interior angles:
∠RSU = 38° + 28.6° =
66.6°
Answer:
y =
x + 6.5
Step-by-step explanation: