How many triangles can<span> you </span>construct<span> given three </span>angle<span> measures whose sum is 180°? The sum of the</span>angle<span> measures of any </span>triangle<span> is 180°. You </span>can<span> use a protractor to </span>construct<span> a </span>triangle<span> given three</span>angle<span> measures. </span>90 90<span>. </span>80<span> 100. 70 110. 60. 120. 50. 130. 40. 140. 30. 150. 20. 160. </span>10. 170. 0. 180. 100.80<span>. 110 70. 12.</span>
<em>1452 feet</em>
- Step-by-step explanation:
<em>1 hour = 60min×60sec = 3600 sec</em>
<em>1 miles = 5280 feet</em>
<em>22 miles = 22×5280ft = 116160 ft</em>
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<em>3600sec ................. 116160 ft</em>
<em>45sec ................................ x ft</em>
<em>x = 45×116160/3600</em>
<em>= 5227200/3600</em>
<em>= 1452 feet</em>
The equation that could be solved to find x, the measure of AC is 58 = 1/2(238 -x)
<h3>Circle theorem</h3>
The given diagram shows two intersecting lines tangential to a circle at points A and C.
Using the theorem that states, the measure of the angle at the vertex is equal to the half of the difference of the measure of the intercepted arcs.
Mathematically;
<B = 1/2(arcADC - arcAC)
58 = 1/2(238 -x)
Hence the equation that could be solved to find x, the measure of AC is 58 = 1/2(238 -x)
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