Answer:
g=118 degrees h=62 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
So we can use some angle rules that I forget the name of to solve this.
Let's look at angle g first. We know that the opposite angle is 118 degrees. So that also means that g is going to be 118 degrees.
Since g is 118 degrees we can find h. The angle of a line is 180 degrees. This means that we can do 180-118 to find h. h=62 degrees.
We can do the same thing for k and m. Try doing what I did for g and h for those two. Comment if you need help.
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
Add 4 to find the solution:
z ≤ 7
The value 7 is included in the solution set, so there will be a solid dot at that point. Numbers less than 7 are also included in the solution set, so the number line will be shaded to the left of that solid dot.
Answer:
d
Step-by-step explanation:
im sorry if its wrong my apologies
Given that:
5π/3
=5/3×180
=240°
This is in the Quadrant III
The value of cot 5π/3 will be given by:
cost θ=1/tan θ
thus
tan θ
=tan 5π/3
=tan 240
=tan (240-180)
=tan 60
using an equilateral triangle with lengths 2 units
then
tan 60=√3/1
tan 60=√3
hence
tan 240=√3
<span>Answer:
50.24 cm
Steps:
π = 3.14
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r = 4 ( half of the diameter )
A = π r^2
A = ( 3.14 ) ( 4 )^2
A = ( 3.14 ) ( 16 )
A = 50.24 cm
