Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
( Being vertically opposite angles)
Vertically opposite angles are always equal.
Move variable to L.H.S and change it's sign
Similarly, Move constant to R.H.S and change it's sign
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Collect like terms
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Subtract 18 from 50
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Divide both sides of the equation by 2
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Calculate
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The value of x is 16
Now, let's find value of m<AFD :
( sum of angle in straight line )
plug the value of x
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Multiply the numbers
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Add the numbers
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Move constant to R.H.S and change it's sign
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Subtract 98 from 180
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Value of m<AFD = 82
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The width of the pathway is 3m
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the width of the pathway be 'w'
The area will be 130 square meters
The dimensions of the garden is 10 x 7
Area = (10+w) (7+w)
130 = 70 + 17w + w^2
w^2 + 17w - 60 = 0
w^2 +20w - 3w - 60 = 0
w ( w + 20) - 3 ( w + 20) = 0
(w + 20) (w - 3) = 0
w = -20 ( or) w = 3
w is the width and cannot be negative.
So, w = 3 meters
The width of the pathway is 3m
3C
4C
5B (parallel means same slope)
The group of values plugged into the TVM Solver of a graphing calculator that will return the amount of a 25-year loan with an APR of 16.8%, that is paid off with monthly payments of $340 is:
A. N=300; 1%-1.4; PV = PMT=-340; FV=0; P/Y=12; C/Y=12;PMT:END
What is monthly compounding?
Monthly compounding in this case the number of payments would be the number of monthly payments in 25 years, which is 300 monthly payments(i.e. 12*25=300), this means that options B and D are obviously incorrect because number of payments, N is given as 25( 25 years instead of 300 months)
What is monthly interest rate?
The monthly interest is the annual interest rate of 16.8% divided by 12, which is 1.40%, in short, option C is also wrong because I/Y(monthly interest rate) was as shown as an interest rate of 16.8% instead of 1.40%
Overall, the correct option is A, because the number of payments and interest rate were stated correctly, unlike other options that were incorrectly written
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