M=2
The slope intercept form is y=Mx+b,where m is the slope and b is the y intercept y=Mx+b
Using the slope intercept form the slope is 2 m=2
All lines that are parallel to y =2x-5 have the same slope of 2
M=2
Answer:
x = 55, because if you look the whole entire bar is 180° in total but you dont have to worry about that because that's not what the question is wanting you to look at, If you look really close there is a half and half on both sides so that means there is a 90° angle so you would have to take 90-35 and that is what gives you your missing angle which is 55.
To start, we're given the range that x lies in: from -1 to 4. We know from the fact that
that -1 will be <em /><em>included</em> in that range, so we mark -1 on the number line with a solid circle. We also know from
that, while x can be any value <em>up to</em> 4, it does not <em>include </em>4. We indicate this by drawing a hollow circle around 4 on the number line. Since x can be <em>any value within this range</em>, we make that fact clear by drawing a bold line between the points -1 and 4 on the number line. I've attached an image of what our final graph would look like.
We can conclude that the value of x is (∠MNP + 66)/8 and angle m∠RNM = ∠RNQ - ∠MNP + 78.
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What are angles?</h3>
- An angle is a figure in Euclidean geometry formed by two rays, called the sides of the angle, that share a common endpoint, called the vertex of the angle.
- Angles formed by two rays are located in the plane containing the rays.
- Angles are also formed when two planes intersect.
- These are known as dihedral angles.
So,
- ∠MNQ = ∠MNP + ∠PNQ
- 8x + 12 = ∠MNP + 78
- 8x + 12 - 78 = ∠MNP
- 8x - 66 = ∠MNP
- 8x = ∠MNP + 66
- x = (∠MNP + 66)/8
Now, substitute 'x = (∠MNP + 66)/8' in 8x + 12:
- ∠MNQ = 8x + 12
- ∠MNQ = 8 ×(∠MNP + 66)/8 + 12
- ∠MNQ = ∠MNP + 66 + 12
- ∠MNQ = ∠MNP + 78
Hence, m∠RNM = ∠RNQ - ∠MNP + 78
Therefore, in the given question value of x is (∠MNP + 66)/8 and angle m∠RNM = ∠RNQ - ∠MNP + 78.
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