Answer:
52 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
For each chord, the product of segment lengths is a constant. We can find that constant as the product of the segment lengths of the bisected chord:
(24 ft)·(24 ft) = 576 ft^2
Then the missing segment length (DX) of the diameter chord is ...
DX·(36 ft) = 576 ft^2
DX = (576 ft^2)/(36 ft) = 16 ft
So, the total length of the diameter chord is ...
DX +XL = 16 ft + 36 ft
DL = 52 ft
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We know DL is a diameter because the perpendicular bisector of any chord intersects the center of the circle.
So $39.50 is the price when you are paying full price, which can be represented by 100%. If you’re paying 25% less, than you are only paying 75% of the original price. Simply multiply $39.50 by 75%(expresses as 0.75) to determine the sale price. 39.50(.75)=29.62 The closest value to that is $29.50, so D is the answer.
-3(5 + 8x) - 20 ≤ -11 |use distributive property: a(b + c) = ab + ac
-15 - 24x - 20 ≤ -11
-35 - 24x ≤ -11 |add 35 to both sides
-24x ≤ 24 |change signs
24x ≥ -24 |divide both sides by 24
x ≥ -1
If we represent Tobin's speed as x, we can write her opponent's speed as
x-2 (since Tobin is 2 more than them). In addition, since it's in miles per hour, and 45 minutes is 3/4 of an hour, we can say that 3/4ths of her speed in miles per hour is how long the race is, so (3/4)(x-2)=distance of race. In addition, since it only took Tobin 30 minutes, and 30 minutes is half an hour, x/2 (half of her miles per hour) is the length of the race, so (3/4)(x-2)=(1/2)x. Expanding it, we get 3x/4-6/4=x/2. Subtracting x/2 (or 2x/4) from both sides, we get x/4-6/4=0 and by adding 6/4 to both sides we get x/4=6/4. Multiplying 4 to both sides, we get that x=6=Tobin's speed in miles per hour
Answer:
(c) 5/2
Step-by-step explanation:
The applicable rules of exponents are ...
(a^b)(a^c) = a^(b+c)
(a^b)/(a^c) = a^(b-c)
a^-b = 1/a^b
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Using these rules, we can simplify the expression as follows:
(5^-3)(2^2)(5^6)/((2^3)(5^2)) = (5^(-3+6-2))(2^(2-3)) = (5^1)(2^-1)
= 5/2
