Answer: 4
Step-by-step explanation:
x - 2y =10
x = 10 + 2y



... cancel like terms (y + 5)
= 4
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If APB is measured in radians, then the arc length AB = APB(r) where r is the radius of the circle.
Answer: x = 131
Reasoning: Alternate interior angle theorem
The angles shown are inside the parallel lines, so they are interior angles. They are also considered alternate angles because they are on alternating sides of the transversal cut. Alternate interior angles are congruent when we have parallel lines like this.
We can see that revolving the region formed by intersecting 3 lines, we will get 2 cones that are connected their bases.
Volume of the cone V=1/3 *πr²*h
1) small cone has r=5, and h=5
Volume small cone V1= 1/3 *π*5²*5 = 5³/3 *π
2) large cone has r=5, and h=21-6=15, h=15
Volume large cone V2= 1/3 *π*5²*15 = 5³*π
3) whole volume
5³/3 *π + 5³*π=5³π(1/3+1)=((5³*4)/3)π=(500/3)π≈166.7π≈523.6
Area
we see 2 right triangles,
Area of the triangle=1/2*b*h, where b -base, h -height
1) small one, b=5, h=5
A1=(1/2)*5*5=25/2
2)large one, b=5, h=15
A2=(1/2)*5*15=75/2
3)
whole area=A1+A2=25/2+75/2=100/2=
50
<h2>Answer:</h2>
8.75 feet
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Step by step:</h2>
Given that a 12 foot ladder leans against a building seven feet above the ground.
By using trigonometry ratio, the angle between the ladder and the ground will be
SinØ = opposite/ hypothenus
SinØ = 7 / 12
SinØ = 0.58333
Ø = Sin^-1(0.58333)
Ø = 35.69 degree
At what height would an 15 foot ladder touch the building if both ladders form the same angle with the ground?
Using the same trigonometric ratios
SinØ = opposite/hypothenus
Sin 35.69 = opposite/ 15
Cross multiply
Opposite = 15 × sin 35.69
Opposite = 8.75 feet
Therefore, the ladder will touch the building if both ladders form the same angle with the ground at height 8.75 feet.