Based on the required width and height of the tent, the length of the cloth would have to be 14.4 ft.
<h3>How long should the length of the cloth be?</h3>
The opening of the tent would be an isosceles triangle but if it is divided in two from the top, a right-angled triangle will be formed and the hypotenuse will be the length of the cloth on one side.
That length - according to the Pythagoras theorem - would be:
= √(6² + (8 /2)²)
= √(36 + 16)
= 7.2 ft
As this is the length of one side of the cloth, the length of the entire cloth is:
= 7.2 x 2
= 14.4 ft
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a). (17º-17'-17") = 17<span><span>º + 17'/60 + 17"/3600 = </span>17.288055...</span><span>º
</span>17.288055...º / 4 = 4.322...º = <em>4</em><span><em>º - 19' - 19.25" </em><em /></span><span><== <span>a resposta</span>
b) (18º: 8 + 23º: 4 - 8º)
18</span><span>º / 8 = 2.25</span><span>º
23</span><span><span>º / 4 = </span> 5.75</span><span>º
(2.25</span><span>º + 5.75</span><span><span>º </span>- 8º) = <em>0</em></span> <== a resposta
Answer:
g(3) = 9
Step-by-step explanation:
replace 3 in x
g(3) = 2(3) +3 = 6 + 3 = 9
Hope this helps
First find the area. 39*332=12,948. 12,948 is less than 15,000, so yes, she has enough bricks.
