Answer:
C. 55°
Step-by-step explanation:
Note the total measurement of angles for a triangle. The total measurement of all angles in a triangle = 180°
Note that m∠C is a right angle (as shown through the square), and that right angles = 90°
Subtract to find the measurement of the unknown angle (∠B)
∠B = 180 - (∠A + ∠C)
∠B = 180 - (35 + 90)
Simplify. Combine like terms. First, add (solve parenthesis), then subtract.
∠B = 180 - (125)
∠B = 55
m∠B = C. 55°
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When you have angle and its corresponding (opposite) side then you need to use law of sin. Problems 3,4,5(in 5 you need at first find angle X=180-92-62)
when you have two sides and angle between them, this is law of cos, problem 6,8
problem 7 you can use both, but if you can use both better to use law of sin, it is just easier
Answer:
It doesn't intersect at that point
Answer:
C) A person's height, recorded in inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Quantitative Variable:
- A quantitative variable is a variable which can be measured and have a numeric outcome.
- That is the value of variable can be expressed with numbers.
- Foe example: age, length are examples of quantitative variables.
A) The color of an automobile
The color of car is not a quantitative variable as its outcome cannot be measured and expressed in value. It is a categorical variable.
B) A person's zip code
Some variables like zip codes take numerical values. But they are not considered quantitative. They are considered as a categorical variable because average of zip codes have no significance.
C) A person's height, recorded in inches
Height is a qualitative variable because it can be measured and its value is expressed in numbers.
That is true because you are still dividing x by three either way
