Answer:
5/1 or 5
Step-by-step explanation: You find two points that the line goes on. So in this it would be 1,1 for the first one, the second one is 2,4. Then you go from the first point up or down to get to the same level at the second point. Then you go over to the left or right to meet the second point, in this graph you will go up 5 times to get to the same level. Then over 1 time to get to the point. Then you divide the rise over the run the rise is 5 and the run is 1, so you would do 5 divided by 1 and the answer of that is 5.
Hope this helps you in the future
Smiles, MysticCryptic (Aka) Jordan
Answer:
(2) angle1 = 139, angle2 = 41, angle4 = 41, angle5 = 139, angle6 = 41, angle7 = 139, angle8 = 41
(3) angle1 = 150, angle2 = 30, angle4 = 30, angle5 = 150, angle6 = 30, angle7 = 150, angle8 = 30
Step-by-step explanation:
All angle are either equal to each other or supplementary. I use corresponding angles and vertical angles to prove each of the above.
For number 3, angle 3 and angle 8 are supplementary, so they add up to 180:
8x +70 + (4x - 10) = 180
12x + 60 = 180
12x = 120
x = 10
So if x = 10, then 8x + 70 = 8(10) + 70 = 150
That means all angles are either 150 or 30 for number 3.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the number of racing bikes, and let y be the number of mountain bikes.
1) 140x + 110y = 26150
2) 180x + 120y = 31800
Solve for one of the variables and plug that in to the other equation:
From equation 1: 140x = 26150 - 110y
x = (26150-110y)/140
Plug this into equation 2:
180((26150-110y)/140) = 31800
Solve for y, and find that y = 85 (the number of mountain bikes).
Plug that y into either equation to find x:
140x + 110(85) = 26150
x = 120 (the number of racing bikes).
So the answer is: 120 racing bikes and 85 mountain bikes.
