
There is a theorem in Geometry stating that the square of the tangent segment (ST) is equal to the product of the external secant segment (TR) and the whole secant segment (TQ).
SQ x SQ = TR x TQ
SQ squared = 7 x 30
SQ squared = 210
SQ =
Answer:
C.
Step-by-step explanation:
-3 7/8 rounds down to -4
4.63 rounds up to 5
-4 x 6 + 5
-24 + 5
-19
her answer (-19.14) also rounds to -19
So yes, it is reasonable and the correct response is C.
This is a very broad question. When performing rotations, if there was an infinite amount, there will now be 1 solution, and if there were no solutions, there will be one now. Vice versa. With transforming as in moving, one with no solutions might have an infinite amount, and one with a single solution will have a different solution