Answer:
50 = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
which by definition equates to 68+1
Answer:
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In Fig. 6.43, if PQ⊥PS,PQ∥SR,∠SQR=28
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and ∠QRT=65
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, then find the values of x and y.
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Given, PQ⊥PS,PQ∥SR,∠SQR=28
∘
,∠QRT=65
∘
According to the question,
x+∠SQR=∠QRT (Alternate angles as QR is transversal.)
⇒x+28
∘
=65
∘
⇒x=37
∘
Also ∠QSR=x
⇒∠QSR=37
∘
Also ∠QRS+∠QRT=180
∘
(Linear pair)
⇒∠QRS+65
∘
=180
∘
⇒∠QRS=115
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Now, ∠P+∠Q+∠R+∠S=360
∘
(Sum of the angles in a quadrilateral.)
⇒90
∘
+65
∘
+115
∘
+∠S=360
∘
⇒270
∘
+y+∠QSR=360
∘
⇒270
∘
+y+37
∘
=360
∘
⇒307
∘
+y=360
∘
⇒y=53
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Step-by-step explanation:
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The best option is to multiply them together, there would be no value that is common between the two, (2m - 1)(2m + 5), and leave it in this form.
However, there is a second method.
Notice how between the two sits a difference of 6.
You can manipulate one of the fractions to render the same denominator and work from there.
Answer:
step 1: 4x=2
step 2: x=1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
