Answer:
<h3>11.8 feet</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Length of the ladder = 12foot
angle of elevation = 80 degrees
Required
Height of the wall (opposite side)
The set up will form a right angled triangle where
length of the ladder is the hypotenuse
height of the wall is opposite;
Using SOH, CAH, TOA trig identity
According to SOH
sin 80 = opp/hyp
sin80 = opp/12
opp = 12sin80
opp = 11.82 feet
Hence the height of the wall is 11.8feet (to the nearest tenth)
(5+22)x(35-27)+6x6
27 (35-27)+6x6
27x8+6x6
27x7+36
216+36
=252
To solve this problem you must follow the proccedure shown below:
1. You have the following information given in the problem above:
- <span>Marta is making 3 servings of fruit salad.
- Marta adds 3/8 cups blueberries for each serving.
- Her measuring cup holds 1/8 cup.
2. Then, you have:
1 time----1/8 cup
x----3/8 cups
x=(3/8)/(1/8)
x= 3x8/1x8
x=24/8
x=3 times
H</span><span>ow many times must Marta measure 1/8 cup of blueberry to have enough for the fruit salad?
The answer is: 3 times</span>
The number is 15,
I really don’t know if there’s such a strategy to find this out, I just used trial & error:
(a*4)+(a*3)=35
(5*4)+(5*3)=35
20+15=35
