That's the second one,
180 - x = r
Whenever two lines cross we get congruent opposite angles and supplemental adjacent angles, i.e. they add to 180 degrees.
The first one is almost right; we have r+y+z=180 and r+x=180 so x=y+z not quite what was written.
<h2>Equations of Circles</h2>
Generally, you'd see the equation of a circle organized in the following format:
is the center
is the radius
To determine the equation given the center and the radius:
- Plug both pieces of information into the general equation
- Simplify
<h2>Solving the Question</h2>
We're given:
- Radius: 99
- Center: (-1,-8)
Plug the radius and center into the equation as r and (h,k):
<h2>Answer</h2>
Answer:
All units of measurement that are not based on or do not measure mass or weight and volume are incommensurable with kilograms.
Step-by-step explanation:
A measure unit is said to be incommensurable with another if it does not have the same measurement basis with the other measure unit. For example, a measure in time cannot be measured in kilograms because time is measured in hours, minutes, seconds, days, etc. But, if a measurement base can be applied to two or more measurement units, then the measurement units are commensurable with the measurement base.
Answer:
one num = 6
another = 24
Step-by-step explanation:
One number = x
Another = 4x
Difference = 18
4x - x = 18
3x = 18 ; x = 18/3 = 6
( 732,178 + 167 ) = 899,178
899,178 - 542,137 = *357,041 that's the last result.
