Answer:
angle DFG = 49 degrees
angle JKL = 41 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
When angles are complementary with each other, it means that if you add both of the angles up, it adds up to 90 degrees.
In this question, you would have to add up angle DFG and angle JKL and find the x that makes the equation equal to 90 degrees.
angle DFG = x + 5
angle JKL = x - 3
(x + 5) + (x - 3) = 90
2x + 2 = 90
2x = 90 - 2
2x = 88
x = 44
But since we have to find out the angle measures, we have to the "x = 44" with the x's in the DFG and JKL angles.
DFG = (44) + 5 = 49
JKL = (44) - 3 = 41
Answer:
He can build ...
... min(floor((available wood)/(wood per chair)), floor((available glue)/(glue per chair)))
... = min(floor(6/4), floor(12/6))
... = min(1, 2) = 1
The carpenter can build ...
... e. one chair
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
345 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know that 2 cities are 5.75 inches apart on the map and the scale reads for every 0.5 inch its 30 miles. So we can first start of by diving 5.75 by 0.5, since we need to know how many “0.5” inches are in 5.75 inches. You’d get 11.5. Now 11.5 multiply that by 30 which would get you 345 miles.
10xBx15+11xB is that what you are needing for the answer because you didn't really say what you where looking for.
The most common scenario was the low-fuel landing. It was there in 25 % of the tests. The number of tests was 25+115=140 tests (adding up the failed and passed test.
So to find our how many were trained in the most common scenario, we have to calculate25% of 140.
25/100*140=(i calculate frist 25/100. I divide both by 25, we have 1/4)1/4*140 = In order to calculate this, we need to divide 140/4. This is:
35____140:4 12 20 20 ==
so the correct answer is 35.
