Answer:
136°
Step-by-step explanation:
Vertically opposite angles are always equal.
The opposite angle to x is 136°.
Both angles are vertically opposite angles, so they are equal.
If you were asking for how many packages you would like if each you would want one pack of crackers, and two packages of cheese. Simple math. The reason why you get that answer and that equation/solution, is by simply make ing the cheese grater then the crackers, but if the cheese is lower then the crackers, you get more cheese packages because then you get two times the cheese and you will have enough cheese for all the crackers. You may have a little bit of cheese left, but who doesn't like it plain? That is the answer.
Answer:
Width of the archway at its base: 11 units, height of the archway at its highest point: 30.25 units.
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph that represents the equation
is now sketched with the help of a graphing tool and whose representation is included in a file attached below. The point associated with x-intercepts are (-3, 0) and (8, 0) and the point associated with the highest point is (2.5, 30.25). The width of the archway at its base (
) and the height of the archway at its highest point (
) are, respectively:



Width of the archway at its base: 11 units, height of the archway at its highest point: 30.25 units.
Write an equation like this...
4 - 6x = 40
x = -6
Check:
4 - (6 x -6)
4 - (-36)
* A "-" symbol and "-" symbol equal a "+" sign
So...
4 + 36 = 40
Hope this helps! :3
We know that
the formula for the <span>arithmetic sequence is
</span><span>an = a1 + (n - 1)*d
where
a1 is the first term
n is the numbers of terms
for n=3 a3=-8
-8=a1+(3-1)*d-----> -8=a1+2*d-----> equation 1
for n=7 a7=32
-32=a1+(7-1)*d----> -32=a1+6*d----> equation 2
multiply equation 2 by -1-----> 32=-a1-6*d------> equation 3
add equation 1 and equation 3
</span>-8=a1+2*d
32=-a1-6*d
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24=-4*d------> d=-6
-8=a1+2*(-6) (substitute the value of d in equation 1)
-8=a1-12-----> a1=-8+12-----> a1=4
the answer is
a1=4
d=-6
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