Answer:
At most it can hold 18 bagels
Step-by-step explanation:
So we can make this an equation
16 · 16 square tray = 9 bagels on top of it
We just doubled both sides of it
giving us 32 · 32 square tray = 18 bagels can be held.
Minor Arc AC = 110 degrees (given)
As indicated in the hints,
OA=OC => OAC=OCA=(180-110)/2 = 35
Similarly,
OAB=OBA=(48-35)=13
=>
OBC=OCB=(180-35-35-13-13)/2=(180-96)/2=84/2=42
=>
Angle B = 13+42 = 55 degrees
Check:
55+55+35+35+13+13 = 180 degrees (angles of a triangle) ok.
You can observe that every next term is computed by adding 4 to the previous one.
This implies that the difference between consecutive terms is always 4, and this is an arithmetic sequence.
In order to find the explicit equation, we can explore the pattern:




So, as you can see, we have

If 109 is a term of the sequence, there must exist a natural number n such that

So, 109 is not a term of the sequence.
Answer:
x=0 and y=4 thats where the points meet
Step-by-step explanation:
solution of x and y:
both equations equal to y so you can put them together
3/5x+4=-x+4
separate the variables and numbers...
1.6x=0
x=0
y=4
if ur using a graph, use the y intercept (0,4) for your first point
then, using y=-x+4, make -x a fraction -1/1
by using rise/run go down one unit from (0,4) since its negative 1
then one unit to the right from where you are
you should be able to connect the points for the first equation
find the second equation on your own now:)