The answer to your question is,
Each time they assume the sum is rational; however, upon rearranging the terms of their equation, they get a contradiction (that an irrational number is equal to a rational number). Since the assumption that the sum of a rational and irrational number is rational leads to a contradiction, the sum must be irrational.
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Easy Algebra question!
Let's use "x" as a variable.
The equation would be x+x+60 = 240 with "x" being George's weight.
Subtract 60 from both sides and you get 2x = 180.
From there you divide both sides by 2, getting x=90.
"x" is George's weight, so he weighs 90 pounds.
ANSWER: 90 POUNDS
Answer:
1. b < -2 or b > 2
Step-by-step explanation:
|b| > 2
you get 2 solutions, one positive and one negative
remember to flip the inequality for the negative
b>2 or b<-2
We can see that revolving the region formed by intersecting 3 lines, we will get 2 cones that are connected their bases.
Volume of the cone V=1/3 *πr²*h
1) small cone has r=5, and h=5
Volume small cone V1= 1/3 *π*5²*5 = 5³/3 *π
2) large cone has r=5, and h=21-6=15, h=15
Volume large cone V2= 1/3 *π*5²*15 = 5³*π
3) whole volume
5³/3 *π + 5³*π=5³π(1/3+1)=((5³*4)/3)π=(500/3)π≈166.7π≈523.6
Area
we see 2 right triangles,
Area of the triangle=1/2*b*h, where b -base, h -height
1) small one, b=5, h=5
A1=(1/2)*5*5=25/2
2)large one, b=5, h=15
A2=(1/2)*5*15=75/2
3)
whole area=A1+A2=25/2+75/2=100/2=
50