The answer to this would be “None” or “0“.
The explanation to this is that the 3 angles in a
triangle must sum up to 180 degrees.
Given that angle A is 117 degrees opposite to side a of
22 units, therefore angle B must be greater than 117 degrees since it is
opposite to side b of 34 units. The bigger the length of the side, the bigger
is the angle opposite to it.
Assuming angle B is 118 degrees (the minimum it can have since
it must be bigger than angle A):
sum of 2 angles = 117 degrees + 118 degrees
<span>sum of 2 angles = 235 degrees (Cannot be)</span>
Answer:
6201
Step-by-step explanation:
formula for series in AP
where n is the nth term and a is first term and d is difference between two terms in series 
3 + 3 = 6 × 6
This is asking are they equal?
3 + 3 = 6 × 6
6 = 36
Does 6 = 36? No
6 ≠ 36
3 + 3 ≠ 6 × 6
Divide 45 by 9. This leaves you with 5 in the denominator of your fraction. Next, cancel out the x^5 factors completely. They disappear. Next, divide y^16 by y^4. You'll get y^12. The first answer is the correct one.
