<span>For you: Area = 150 and height = 20
Plugging those into the formula, you get
Multiply .5 and 20:
To get base by itself, divide by 10 on both sides:
The base is 15 cm.</span>
12/13=.923076923 (-.33333333) -.307692305 or -.30
The tree is 25 feet tall. Given the height of the stick and the shadow it cast, the angle formed by the sun and the stick's height can be obtained by taking the Inverse Tangent of 3/5. This is equal to 30.93. This angle is equal to the angle formed by the sun and the tree's height. Using the tangent formula, Tan (30.93)=tree's shadow (15 ft)/ height of the tree, giving the answer 25 feet.
Answer:
angle LXZ is 121°
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the sum of same side interior angles equals 180 you just subtract the angle you're given from 180 (180°-59°=121°)
Try this solution:
1. m∠A=m∠L; m∠B=m∠M and m∠C=m∠N;
2. m∠B=m∠M=35° and m∠C=m∠N=95°;
3. m∠A=m∠L=180°-(m∠B+m∠C)=180-35-95=50°
answer: 50°