The answer is <span>2.25
You could multiply 0.5 by 72, then by 36, then by 18, and so on, until you found the 6th term.
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<u><em>We need to solve for the angle VXY and it is equivalent to (18x - 2)°. We all know that the total angle of the given figure is 106°, so by adding the angles of the four sides, we can solve for the value of x. The solution is shown below:</em></u></h3>
<em>∠WVX + ∠VXY + ∠XYW + ∠YWV = 360°</em>
<em>Substituting their values, we have:</em>
<em>90° + (12x + 2)° + 90° + (18x -2)° = 360°</em>
<em>Perform addition and subtraction</em>
<em>90 + 12x + 2 +90 + 18x -2 = 360</em>
<em>30x + 180 = 360</em>
<em>Transpose 180 to the right side such as:</em>
<em>30x = 360 -180</em>
<em>30x = 180</em>
<em>Solve for x, we have:</em>
<em>x = 180 / 30</em>
<em>x = 6</em>
<em>Solving for the angle VXY, we have:</em>
<em>∠VXY = 12X + 2 = 12(6) + 2</em>
<em>∠VXY = 74°</em>
<em>The answer is 74°.</em>
The present age of Ahmed and Ahmed's father is 12 and 36 respectively.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Ahmed's father is thrice as old as Ahmed. After 12 years, his age will be twice that of his son.
To Find : Their present age ?
Solution :
Let the Ahmed's age be 'x'.
Ahmed's father is thrice as old as Ahmed.
i.e. Ahmed's father age is '3x'
After 12 years, his age will be twice that of his son.
i.e. 3x+12 = 2(x+12)3x+12=2(x+12)
Solving the equation,
3x+12 = 2x+243x+12=2x+24
x=12x=12
So, Ahmed's age is 12.
Ahmed's father age is 3\times 12=363×12=36
Therefore, The present age of Ahmed and Ahmed's father is 12 and 36 respectively.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
One
2/3 = 0.6666
4/5 = 0.8
5/6 = 0.8333
On a number line, the last 2 would be close to 1 and 4/5 would be closer to the center than 5/6.
2/3 is over half so it would be closest to the 1/2 point and the furthest left of the the points.
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O 2/3 4/5 5/6
Two
What primes make up the number given
38: 2 * 19
18: 3 *3 * 2
24:2*2 * 2 * 3
81: 3 * 3 * 3 * 3
Here is something you can do on your own, if you have a pencil and
a scrap of paper:
-- Draw a triangle. It has 3 sides. Count its angles.
-- Draw something with 4 sides. Count its angles.
-- Draw something with 5 sides. Count its angles.
-- Draw anything with 6 sides. Count its angles.
This doesn't PROVE anything, because you haven't tried polygons with
every possible number of sides, so there may be an exception to the rule.
But by trying only these few cases, you'll probably begin to notice a rule.
If you can't find a pencil and a scrap of paper, you can probably perform
this same experiment using a brain.