Answer:
k=2
Step-by-step explanation:
We have got a right triangle LNO with sides = m,4 and 8
By Pythagorean theorem
m^2=4^2 +8^2
Or m^2 = 80 ... i
IN triangle NOM, 4^2 +k^2 = l^2
i.e. 16+k^2 = l^2... i
In triangle LNM, m^2+l^2 = (8+k)^2
Substitute for m^2 as 80,
i.e. 80+l^2 = 64+k^2 +16k ... iii
From i, l^2 = 16+k^2
Substitute in iii
80+16+k^2 = 64+k^2 +16k
16k = 32 or k =2
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Opposite points: 
and 
Required
Find k
First, calculate the midpoint of the opposite points.
This gives:
Open bracket
The equation becomes:
Solve for k
4
put it in a calculator and include all the parentheses
33% of decrease.
150-100=50
50 is 1/3 of 150
1/3= 33%
Answer:
yes
no
yes
no
Step-by-step explanation:
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