3.4 - 2/3 > x
2) simplify 3.4 - 2/3 to 8.2/3
8.2/3 > x
3) Simplify 8.2/3 to 2.733333.
2.733333 > x
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angles, bisectors, angle relationships, and how to classify polygons. 1.1 Points, Lines AB or any combination of two of the letters A,C or B in any order. c) Yes, they lie on. If the two endpoints are (-5, 6) and (3, 4), then the midpoint is (-1, 4). -1 is halfway 108◦. = 72. ◦. Example 6: Are ∠CDA and ∠DAB a linear pair?
Im giving you instrutions to get the answer its simple:D
The figure above shows a circular sector OAB<span> , subtending an </span>angle<span> of θ radians ... The points A and B lie on the circle so that the </span>angle AOB<span> is 1.8 radians. .... c) </span>Calculate<span> the smallest </span>angle<span> of the </span>triangle<span>ABC , giving the answer in </span>degrees<span>, .... Given that the length of the arc AB is </span>48<span> cm , </span>find<span> the area of the shaded region</span><span>.
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Answer: Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
You do yes + yes = yes
Yes is the answer xD
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Answer:</h3>
<u>It squares the amount you scaled it by.</u>
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
For example, imagine that you had 2 by 2 square, and then you put it through a scale factor of 2.
Now each side length would be double of what it once was.
But when you multiply the new lengths together, the area would be of 4 times more.
(Original Equation) 2 * 2 = 4
(Scale Factor of 2) 4 * 4 = 16
So when the scale factor is made, the area would be squared to the multiple that you scaled it by.
<em>***A square root is a number times itself.</em>
<em>(eg): 3 * 3 = </em><em>9</em>
<em> 15 * 15 = </em><em>225</em>
<em>9 and 225 would be the square root in these problems.</em>
