If we know just two sides of a triangle, we can find<span> the </span>measure<span> of the</span>angles<span>. Step 1: Choose which trig </span>ratio<span> to use. We need to determine how the two sides we know the length of are related to </span>angle<span> A. The 4 in. side is adjacent to A and the 7 in.</span>
Answer:
the bike is $65
Step-by-step explanation:
$50 and 15 percent more
3 miles, because if you think of it like a box, a box has to have 4 sides, you know that there are 2 sets of sides, a set that will be the size of the length and a set that will be the size of the width, so you multiply the width by 2 then multiply the length by 2 and add them
1*2 = 2
.5 * 2 =1
2+1 = 3
If a circle is equal to 365°, take 365° and multiply is by each percentage:
Potatoes - 365° x .088 = 32.12 = 32°
Green Beans - 365 x .119 = 43.435 = 43°
Corn - 365 x .151 = 55.115 = 55°
Carrots - 365 x .108 = 39.42 = 39°
Broccoli - 365 x .197 = 71.905 = 72°
