Remember your prefixes! They help a lot, because there is a formula for this particular problem. Nonagon refers to a shape with 9 sides.
The number of triangles a polygon has is represented by the formula:
(n-2)
Where "n" is the number of sides. If you ever forget what you subtract "n" by think of a triangle. It has 3 sides, so it is only logical that you should only have 1 triangle (subtract by 2). So, what is the sum of the interior angles of a triangle, 180°. So the formula looks like this:
Sum of Interior Angles = 180°(n-2)
180°(9-2)
180°(7) = 1260° is the sum of interior angles for a nonagon!
Answer: 150%
Explanation:
1. Turn it into a fraction. (123/82)
2. Divide the numerator (123) by the denominator (82). (123÷82=1.5)
3. Multiply the decimal (1.5) by 100 and add “%” at the end to make it a percentage. (1.5x100=150)(150=150%)
Answer:
a. Jack's monthly periodic rate = 1%
b. Jill's monthly periodic rate = 1.75%
c. Amount paid more by Jill than Jack = $5.25
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Jack was approved for a card with an APR of 12%. What was his monthly periodic rate?
Jack's monthly periodic rate = Jack's annual percentage rate (APR) / Number of months in a year = 12% / 12 = 1%
b. Jill was approved for a card with an APR of 21%. What was her monthly periodic rate?
Jill's monthly periodic rate = Jill's APR / Number of months in a year = 21% / 12 = 1.75%
c. If each of them had an average daily balance of $700 and had to pay a finance charge, how much MORE will Jill pay than Jack?
Jack's finance charge = Jack's monthly periodic rate * Average daily balance = 1% * $700 = $7
Jill's finance charge = Jill's monthly periodic rate * Average daily balance = 1.75% * $700 = $12.25
Amount paid more by Jill than Jack = Jill's finance charge - Jack's finance charge = $12.25 - $7 = $5.25
Answer:
About $1.82
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
obtuse
Step-by-step explanation:
The largest angle is more than 90°, so the triangle is called an "obtuse" triangle.
Here are the classifications based on the measure of the largest angle:
< 90° -- acute triangle
= 90° -- right triangle
> 90° -- obtuse triangle . . . . . like the one in this problem statement
