Answer:
The length of the side PC is 34 cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given that BP is the perpendicular bisector of AC. QC is the perpendicular bisector of BD. AB = BC = CD.
Suppose BP = 16 cm and AD = 90 cm.
As, it is given that AD = 90 cm and the three sides AB = BC = CD.
From the figure it is clear that AD = AB + BC + CD
So, AB = 
= 30 cm
BC = = 30 cm
CD = = 30 cm
Since the triangle, BPC is a right-angled triangle as 
PBC = 90°, so we can use Pythagoras theorem in this triangle to find the length of the side PC.
Now, the Pythagoras theorem states that;
= 1156
PC = 34 cm
Hence, the length of the side PC is 34 cm.
9 hours because 8 x 3 = 24 and 3 x 3 = 9
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Answer:
40
Step-by-step explanation:
Two ways we can solve this problem:
1. Graphically
2. Mathematically
Because you already solved it graphically, I will show you how to do so mathematically. Of course, graphically is much much easier and more efficient in this problem.
Let's break the problem down.
First, we are given a graph which contains a slope.
To find slope, we use the technique -> rise/run
Picking 2 obvious points from the graph, we can see
1st point -> (10, 20)
2nd point -> (40, 80)
Now, let's find the slope
Now, we have an equation y = 2x, where y = number of pies and x = cups of sugar
We want to find how many cups of sugar we need to bake 80 pies. Simply substitute 80 = number of pies = y
y = 2x -> 80 = 2x
Solving for x, divide both sides by 2
40 = x
We need 40 cups of sugar.
Answer:
4.75 inches.
Step-by-step explanation:
We must introduce the symbols for inches and feet.
Here we will use, x' = x feet and x" = x inches
A high school track teams long jump record is 21 feet and 
inches i.e. 21'2.25" this year.
Now, Tim's best long jump is 20 feet and 
inches i.e. 20'9.5".
So, the difference between the record jump and Tim's best jump is
(21'2.25" - 20'9.5")
= (21'2.25" - 21') + (21' - 20'9.5")
= 2.25" + 2.5" {Since, 1' = 12" i.e. 21' = 20' 12"}
= 4.75"
Therefore, Tim has to jump 4.75 inches farther to break the record. (Answer)
