Answer:
c = 73
Step-by-step explanation:
We know an intercepted angle from 2 point in an arc of a circle (at the other circumference' side) is HALF of the angle measure of the arc. And if the intercepted angle is at the CENTER, its measure is SAME as the measure of the intercepted arc.
The angle 53 is given only, so we look from the 2 points in the arc of this angle. We can see that a also originates from this arc, so a is equal to 53.
B also originates from this arc, but at the center, so b = DOUBLE of 53 = 106. b = 106
b and c are supplementary (they fall in a line and thus add up to 180 degrees). So
106 + c = 180
c = 180 - 106 = 74
<em>Looking at the answer choices, c is given as 73, which is wrong! Hence, </em><em>last statement is not true.</em>
Answer:
see explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
Since figure B is smaller than Figure A then Figure B is a reduction.
To find the scale factor, calculate the ratio of corresponding sides, image to original.
Using the base lines of both triangles, then
scale factor k =
= 
One million = 1000000
Twelve thousand = 12000
Sixty = 60
One million, twelve thousand and sixty = 1 012 060
Standard form is given by A × 10ⁿ
Where A is a number in unit and 'n' is an integer
1 012 060 = 1.012060 × 10⁶
The set A U B is represented by shading both circles A and B (also the overlapping region as well). Any point in set A U B will be in either A, B or both.
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