Two sides are the same length; one angel measures 90°.
Answer:
25%
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this, we can use the percent change formula shown in the picture attached below. 
is the new value, 
is the old value, and 
represents the change. For this problem, 80 is the new value and 64 is the old value. Let's plug those numbers into the formula and solve for the percent change:
× 
×
×
Thus, the answer is 25%.
angle ABE is equivalent
to the whole angle, and it measures 2b. <span>
while the angle ABF is only a portion of angle ABE, and it
measure 7b - 24.
<span>since we know the measure of the whole angle and a part of
the angle, we can then subtract to find the left over angle (angle EBF), so
Angle EBF = Angle ABE - Angle ABF </span></span>
Angle EBF = 2b – (7b –
24)
<span>Angle EBF = 24 – 5b</span>
Answer:
You could use a piece wise function to simulate the speed someone is running at a given time in minutes.
for 
s = 9 mph
for 
s = 0 mph
for 
s = 6 mph
Step-by-step explanation:
I can't do graphs right now but there's an idea
