Let's determine the
measures of the angles
formed by two heights of an equilateral triangle.
4+6^2+9•3-10
PEMDAS
P=parentheses
E=exponent
m=multiplication
d=division
a=addition
s=subtraction
*no parentheses in this equation
*exponent = 6^2
6^2=36
4+36+9•3-10
*multiplication = 9•3
9•3=27
4+36+27-10
*addition=4+36+27
4+36+27=67
67-10
*subtraction=67-10
67=10=57
ANSWER=57
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To solve this, you’ll first need to solve for their slopes.
The slope for line Q is y2-y1/x2-x1 = -8-(-2)/-8-(-10) = -3
We know that the lines are perpendicular so the negative reciprocal of -3 is 1/3
The equation you get it y = 1/3x + b.
Now you will need to solve for b by substituting in the first ordered pair of line R.
2 = 1/3(1) + b.
Once you solve for b, you should get 5/3 and y = 1/3x + 5/3
Now, to find a, you will need to substitute in 10 from the second ordered pair into x in your new equation.
y = 1/3(10) + 5/3.
Your solution should be 5.
So your answer is: a = 5
