Answer:
I think the second blank is 5 and the third blank is 2.
Input 1: Output 5
Input 5: Output 2
Answer:
The measure of angle T is 135 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's just say the measure of angles T and S are variables t and s.
So the equation would be...
t + s = 180
Since they are supplementary angles, they add up to 180.
Also, we know that t is 3 times s.
t = 3s
Now we can solve this system of equations.
Substitute 3s into t of the first equation.
3s + s = 180
4s = 180
s = 45
Then, since we know that the measure of angle t is 3 times the measure of angle s, we can just multiply 45 by 3 and find the measure of angle t.
45 * 3 = 135
t = 135
So the measure of angle t is 135.
*<em>Just copied from my previous answer, don't know why you needed it again but here you go.</em>
Answer:
∠C=90°
∠A=67°
∠B=23°
Step-by-step explanation:
For angle C:
Thales' Theorem states that an angle inscribed across a circle's diameter is always a right angle.
Therefore, since AB is the diameter(hypotenuse) then angle C is the right angle. (90°)
For Angle A:
The measure of arc BC= 134 degrees. We can just use a formula for an inscribed triangle. ∠A = 1/2 (mBC)
∠A= (1/2)134
∠A= 77°
For angle B:
All triangle angles all add up to 180. We can just subtract angles A and C from 180°:
∠B = 180-(90+67)
∠B = 23°
Answer:
If I read your problem write: 126
Step-by-step explanation:
if I interpret this as
- (-3)* 2 * (5) * 2 * (7) * 3 divided by 5 * 2
we can get 126
because:
- (-3)* 2 * (5) * 2 * (7) * 3 divided by 5 * 2
= 6 * 5 * 2 *7 * 3 / (5*2)
= 60*7 * 3/ (5*2)
= 420 * 3 / 10
= 1260/10
= 126