Given:
A bird was sitting 16 feet from the base of an oak tree and flew 20 feet to reach the top of the tree.
To find:
The length of the tree.
Solution:
A bird was sitting 16 feet from the base of an oak tree.
Vertical distance between bird and base = 16 feet
Then the bird flew 20 feet to reach the top of the tree.
Now, the vertical distance between bird and base = (16+20) feet
So, length of the oak tree is it the sum of 16 feet and 20 feet.
feet
feet
Therefore, the length of the oak tree is 36 feet.
Answer:
T is at (13,-6)
Step-by-step explanation:
x-coordinate of T: from -9 to 2, there's 11 units, so you add 11 to 2 to find the x-coordinate of T, which is 13.
y-coordinate of T: from 4 to -1 there's -5 units, so you subtract 5 from -1 to find the y-coordinate of T, which is -6.
According to the rule of angles and parallel lines, we can say that ∠NKM and ∠KML are equal because they are alternate angles. Since MP is a bisector, ∠KMP = ∠LMP = 1/2∠NKM = 29°. We know that ∠MKL = 90°-∠NKM = 32°. According to the sum of all angles of the triangle, ∠KPM = 180-(32+29) = 119°.
Answer: sec (0) tan (0)
Step-by-step explanation:
The instructions that you've provided were kind of obscure to me, so I did the best I could do. The answer above is what I believe the answer is.
Since N is unknown it's the answer so here are the steps:
1) 3*(2*5)+45=N
2) 3*10+45=N
3) 30+45=N
4) N=75
