Step-by-step explanation:
- 3x+5y=7b equation 1
- 2x+4y=1
2x=-4y+1
- x=(-4y+1)/2
- x=(-4y+1)/2 in equation 1
3×(-4y+1)/2+5y=7b
(-12y+3)/2+5y=7b
(-12y+3+10y)/2=7b
(-12y+3)/2=7b
-12y+3=14b
-12y=14b-3
- y=3-14b/12
- y=3-14b/12 in x=(-4y+1)/2
x=(-4×{3-14b/12}+1)/2
x=(-3+14b)/3+1/2
x=14b/3×1/2
I think it may be the ability to get the correct/same answer (percision) to within 40 feet.
Answer:
for any pentagon the interior angles add up to n-2 times 180 degrees.
n-2
180(n)
The system shown at the right has no solution, as the grahs never intersect.
On the other hand, the line and the parab. at the left do intersect, and the points of intersection are (-3,0) and (6,6).
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
It's hard to see your photo but if that say m∠T than your answer would be
m∠ L.
The drawings are saying the the triangles are congruent which means all the interior angles of one triangle are congruent to the angles of the second triangle. m∠M = m∠J, m∠K = m∠E and m∠L = m∠T
Since you have two of the angles, you can also determine what m∠L and m∠T is equal to. The sum on all interior angles must be 180 degrees.
180 - 86 - 32 = 62
