*see attachment for diagram
Answer:
✔️m<BAC = 72°
✔️m<BCD = 108°
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
m<ABC = (4x - 16)°
m<ACB = (5x + 7)°
Find the numerical value of m<ABC, m<ACB, m<BAC, and m<BCD.
First we need to determine the value of x.
The ∆ given is an isosceles triangle with two equal sides, therefore, the angles opposite the two equal sides would also be equal.
Therefore:
(4x - 16)° + 2(5x + 7)° = 180° (sum of ∆)
Solve for x
4x - 16 + 10x + 14 = 180
Add like terms
14x - 2 = 180
Add 2 to both sides
14x = 182
Divide both sides by 14
x = 13
Find the measure of each angle by plugging in the value of x where necessary:
✔️m<ABC = (4x - 16)° = 4(13) - 16
m<ABC = 36°
✔️m<ACB = (5x + 7)° = 5(13) + 7
m<ACB = 72°
✔️m<BAC = m<ACB (both are base angles of the isosceles ∆, so they are equal)
Therefore,
m<BAC = 72°
✔️m<BCD = m<ABC + m<ACB (exterior angle theorem of a triangle)
m<BCD = 36 + 72 (Substitution)
m<BCD = 108°
Therefore, the angle measures that are correct are:
✔️m<BAC = 72°
✔️m<BCD = 108°
Answer:
x = 2 and y = 5
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the simultaneous linear equations
y = 2x + 1 and x + y = 7
We are to find the value of x and y;
Substitute 1 into 2
From 2;
x+y = 7
x+2x+1 = 7
3x+1 = 7
3x = 7-1
3x = 6
x = 6/3
x = 2
Recall that y = 2x+1
y = 2(2) + 1
y = 4+1
y = 5
Hence the solution from the graph will be the point where the line cuts the x axis and this will be at x = 2 and y = 5
Answer:
Volume = 100 cm³
Surface area of the square pyramid = 145 cm²
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Perpendicular height = 12cm
Square length = 5cm
Find:
Volume
Surface area of the square pyramid
Computation:
Area of base = side²
Area of base = 5²
Area of base = 25 cm²
Volume = (1/3)(A)(h)
Volume = (1/3)(25)(12)
Volume = 100 cm³
Surface area of the square pyramid = A + 1/2(P)(h)
Perimeter square pyramid = 4(s)
Perimeter square pyramid = 4(5)
Perimeter square pyramid = 20 cm
Surface area of the square pyramid = 25 + 1/2(20)(12)
Surface area of the square pyramid = 145 cm²
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