FIG A : ANGLE OF BAC = 67.38 °
FIG B : LENGTH OF RT = 10.549 cm
FIG C: LENGTH OF AB = 5.282 cm
FIG D: ANGLE OF ACB = 37.303°
Step-by-step explanation:
Fig A:
ABC angle = ( Opposite side) / (Hypotenuse)
Sin Ф = (12) / (13)
Ф = Sin⁻¹ ( 12/13)
Ф = 67.38 °
Fig B:
By the basic property of trigonometry
Tan Ф = (Opposite side) / (Adjacent side)
Tan Ф = (14)/ X
X= 14 / (Tan 53° )
Length of RT = 10.549 cm
Fig C:
By the basic property of trigonometry
Sin Ф = (Opposite side) / (Hypotenuse)
Sin Ф = (X) / 12.5
X = 12.5
Sin 25°
X= 5.282 cm
Fig D:
From the basic property of Trigonometry
Tan Ф = (Opposite side) / (Adjacent side)
Tan Ф = (8/10.5)
Ф = Tan⁻¹ ( 8/10.5)
Ф = 37.303°
2×2=4
1×4=4
and I guess you can also flip 1×4 around and have 4×1 as your third one?
Answer:
Since EF bisects ∠DEF, we know that EF splits ∠DEF in 2 halves from the word 'bisects', which can be written as 'bi- sects' , where bi means 2 and sects means sections
Hence, ∠DEG = ∠GEF --------------(1)
We are given the measure of these angles:
∠DEG = 3x - 4
∠GEF = x + 13
Now, replacing the values in (1):
3x - 4 = x + 13
2x = 17
x = 17/2
Now, finding the measure of ∠DEF:
∠DEF = ∠DEG + ∠GEF
∠DEF = 3x - 4 + x + 13
∠DEF = (51 / 2) - 4 + (17/2) + 13 (x = 17/2)
∠DEF = 34 - 4 + 13
∠DEF = 43°
From -5 to 0 is 5 degrees and from 0 to 5 is 5 degrees.
5 + 5 = 10
It is 10 degrees warmer outside.