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the operation:
Gives a square number.
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A perfect square is the product of a number and itself.
As you can see in the example, 16 is a square number. Then let's try to get 16.
To get 16 we can use the difference:
20 - 4
So the first therm needs to be equal to 20, and the second equal to 4.
To write 20 in scientific notation we have:
To write 4 in in scientific notation:
Then the operation:
Gives a square number.
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Answer:
m∠UVW = 53°
Step-by-step explanation:
From the picture attached,
m(∠VTU) = (x - 2)°
m(∠TUV) = (2x + 11)°
m(∠UVW) = (6x - 15)°
Since, ∠UVW is the exterior angle of the ΔTUV,
By the triangle sum theorem,
m∠VTU + m(∠TUV) + m(∠UVW) = 180°
(x - 2)° + (2x + 11)° + (6x - 15)° = 180°
9x - 6 = 180
9x = 186
x =
x =
By the property of exterior angle of a triangle,
m(∠UVW) = m(∠VTU) + m(TUV)
= (x - 2) + (2x + 11)
= 3x - 9
Now by substituting the value of x,
(3x - 9)° =
= 62 - 9
= 53°
Therefore, m∠UVW = 53°
