The answer to the question is 80
48/80, 25/80, 24/80
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Miranda
bought some apples and oranges at the store for fruit salad. Owen
bought three times as many apples and twice as many oranges. Miranda has
5 fruits in her bag, but Owen has 12 fruits in his bag. How many apples
did Miranda purchase?
Derive two simultaneous equations a + o = 5 and 3a + 2o = 12 make a = 5 - o substitute in 2nd equation and you find o = 3, Miranda buys 2 apples.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Side A = 14; Side B = 24.25; Side C = 28 |
Angle A = 60 degrees; Angle B = 30 degrees; Angle C = 90 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay, I find this question a bit weird because you already have two sides
So, I'm going to assume:
Side A = 14
Side B = 24.25
<h3>Finding side C</h3>
Using Pythagoras theorem
c = 28 units (28.00111605)
<h3>Finding Angles (A,B and C)</h3>
In the diagram, we can see there is a right angle triangle, and a little square
Therefore, we can say that Angle C is 90 degrees
Finding Angle A/B:
There are so many ways to find it, I'll just use this though
<h3>Method: Using SOHCAHTOA to find B, then finding A</h3>
Using SOHCAHTOA
I'll be using the sine rule to find Angle B
Angle B = 30 degrees
The interior angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees
Angle A = 180 - (90 + 30)
Angle A = 60 degrees
Verify:
60 + 30 + 90 = 180
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Answer:
H. reflection, translation
Step-by-step explanation:
The order of vertices ABCD is clockwise. The order of vertices EFGH is counterclockwise, so a <em>reflection must be involved</em>.
The orientation direction of GH is nearly vertical. The corresponding direction of CD is up to the left. A reflection can make the directions be the same, but the reflection that gets the orientation correct may not put the figure in the correct location.
So, we choose the transformations ...
H. reflection followed by translation