Yes, you can see by subtracting 32 from the bottom sides and seeing that the correspondent for 20 degrees celcius is double that of the correspondent for 10 degrees celcius
Answer: 40/9
tan A = BC/AC = 40/9
Step-by-step explanation:
The value of the radius of T is 28 units
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From the question, we understand that:
Segment AB is tangent to T at B
This means that
<ABT = 90
So, we have a right triangle
Let the radius of the triangle be r
By the Pythagoras theorem, we have
AT^2 = AB^2 + VT^2
This gives
(25 + r)^2 = 45^2 + r^2
Open the bracket
625 + 50r + r^2 = 2025 + r^2
Subtract r^2 from both sides of the equation
625 + 50r = 2025
Subtract 625 from both sides of the equation
50r = 1400
Divide both sides by 50
r = 28
Hence, the value of the radius of T is 28 units
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well the x would be 2 and the y would be 25 i think
