Answer:
If the diameter of a microscope's field is 0.12mm, how wide is an object that fills one-quarter of the field? (Explain how you've reached your answer.)
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Step-by-step explanation:
The standard equation for an ellipse is
where
(h,k) = coordinates of the center
a, b = semi-major and semi-minor axes
Refer to the figure shown below.
The center of the ellipse is at (0,0).
Therefore, h=0, k=0.
One focus is at (12, 0)
Therefore
c = 12
One directrix is at 14 1/12 = 169/12.
Because the directrix is located at x = a²/c, therefore
a²/12 = 169/12
a² = 169/144
a = 13
Because c² = a² - b², obtain
b² = a² - c²
= 169 - 144 = 25
b = 5
Answer:
The equation for the ellipse is
a straight line make an angle of 180° ,
so 115+y=180
y=65°
for the top part of the triangle it makes an angle of 360° , so 304+y=360
y=56
sum measure of interior angles of triangle is 180° , According to this rule (n-2)180 ; where n is the no. of sides .
so
65+56+y= 180
121+y=180
y=59( the angle next to X)
X+59=180( together they make an angle of 180)
x=121°
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