For D:
A triangle always has 180 degrees total. No more, no less. Seeing as though all the sides and angles are the same length, we can just divide 180 by 3, giving us 60. x = 60 degrees.
For E:
We can see there is a 90 degree symbol that surmises both angles. We know the lower angle is 30 degrees, so m must equal 60 degrees.
For G:
Same concept as D, except we gotta do a bit of math. A triangle always has 180 degrees, So we add 50 and 55 together and get 105. Subtract 105 from 180 and we get 75. Therefore, your angle is 75 degrees.
For H:
The 75 degree angle and m are parallel, with the same line passing through it, meaning that m is identical to the other angle. m = 75.
-2/3x + 5 = 20 - x
subtract 5 from each side
-2/3 x = 15 -x
add x to each side
-2/3 x +x = 15
get a common denominator of 3 for the x terms
-2/3x + 3/3 x =15
combine like terms
1/3 x = 15
multiply by 3 on each side
x = 45
Answer: x=45
-say in the situation "C" was "X"; angle ∠C and ∠D are supplementary angles so ∠D-180=∠C
-all triangle, angles sums =180° so ∠A+∠B+∠C=180
-if the triangle were to be a right triangle you could use 30,60,90 or 45,45,90 but you need to know the measure of one of 2 of the angles
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Distance Formula:
Simply plug in your 2 coordinates into the distance formula to find distance <em>d</em>:
Step-by-step explanation:
diameter (d) = 7cm
radius (r)= d/2 .... formula
= 7/2 .....put the value
= 3.5cm
the measure of radius is 3.5cm.