Let O be the center of a circle. If <span>the measure of arc RS is 84 degrees, then m∠SOR=84^{0}. The triangle SOR is isoscales (because SO=OR as radii), so m∠RSO=m∠ORS=(180^{0}-84^{0}):2=48^{0}.
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Line RU is tangent to the circle in point R, this means that m∠ORU=90^{0}.
Consider the triangle SRU. m∠RSU=30^{0} and m∠SRU=48^{0}+90^{0}=138^{0}, then m∠RUS=180^{0}-30^{0}-138^{0}=12^{0}.
ANSWER: Correct choice B - 12^{0}.
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Answer:
Yes.
Step-by-step explanation:
If you write out the coordinates, you can see that you can do the Vertical Line Test and confirm that if you were to write a function, it would be an actual function. No 2 x-values can be the same y-values. The coordinates all have separate xy values (or the same exact xy values) and you can determine a function.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(-9-7)/(0-1)= -16/-1= 16
y - 7 = 16(x - 1)
y - 7 = 16x - 16
y = 16x - 9
Answer:
May be i think answer is 7
