See the attachment below, co-interior angles lie at the same side of the transversal, or the line that crosses between the two parallel lines.
So if you are finding the co-interior angle of ∠AGH, then it is ∠CHG.
They are also supplementary angles and will add up to 180°.
the apple tree is 20 and the oak tree is 40
hopes this helps,
Xeno
Answer:
Yes, it is linear
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
b= 4 in.
Step-by-step explanation:
Ok. So the area of a triangle is base * height divided by 2.
So, the base is b and the height is 3b.
b*3b= 3b^2.
Now, divide that by 2.
(3b^2)/2.
Now, we know what the area is already- 24 in.^2. So, let's set the area expression that I found earlier equal to this area, since they're the same.
(3b^2)/2 = 24
3b^2 = 48
b^2 = 16
Ok. Let's stop here. Now, we square root both sides to obtain b, but we are presented with a problem here. B can equal both 4 and -4 right? Since -4*-4=16 and 4*4=16. However, it is impossible for a 2d shape to have negative measurements. So, the answer is 4.
Answer:
38.64
Step-by-step explanation:
If 3 = 12.88
Then Just do 12.88+12.88=25.76 which also equal 6. Then 12.88/2=6.44
so 25.76+6.44+6.44=38.64
Therefore it would be 38.64.
I'm not sure but base on the math above I think the answer is 38.64
