(<span>used with a singular verb</span><span>) the systematic treatment of magnitude,relationships between figures and forms, and relations betweenquantities expressed <span>symbolically</span></span>
Answer:
Arc BC = 117°
Step-by-step explanation:
Angle D is an inscribed angle that intercepts arc ABC. According to the Inscribed angle theorem of a circle, m<D = ½ of arc ABC.
Thus,
104° = ½(AB + BC)
104° = ½(91° + BC)
Multiply both sides by 2
104*2 = 91 + BC
208 = 91 + BC
Subtract both sides by 91
208 - 91 = BC
117 = BC
Arc BC = 117°
Answer:
(1)
Step-by-step explanation:
The inscribed angle RTS is half the measure of its intercepted arc RS, so
∠ RTS = 
× 64° = 32°
Let's say each row sums to 15
If we had 3 rows, then the total sum would be 3*15 = 45
If we added all of the values in the 3x3 magic square, then we'd get 45 as well.
This is one example showing that
sum of all values = (number of rows)*(magic constant)
You can replace "rows" with columns to get the same idea, because each column also adds to the same magic constant. The diagonals are an exception since we only have two of them.
Answer:
i can help with number two
Step-by-step explanation:
2- y=1/6x- 1
