Answer:
See answer below
Step-by-step explanation:
You are missing data such as the angle of the boat next to Dolores. I found an exercise similar to this, and I'm going to show it here and use the missing data to show you how to do it:
<u>Dolores is on a bridge that is 45 feet above a lake. She sees a boat at a 30 degree angle of depression. What is Dolores' approximate horizontal distance from the boat?</u>
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According to that, I will use the angle of 30° to do this, but the distance of 42 feet.
Now, we can see this as a triangle. Dolores is on a bridge 42 feet above a lake, this 42 feet distance should be one side of the triangle (The vertical forming the 90° angle), and the boat that is on the lake, is seen with an angle of 30°. So the distance of the boat, to the spot where dolores is, under the bridge would be the horizontal side.
With this, we have the opposite side (a) and the adyacent side (b) of the triangle, and we have the angle, therefore:
tanα = a/b
Replacing we have:
tan30° = 42/b
b = 42 / tan30°
b = 72.75 feet
Hope this helps
Answer:
AC = 28 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Point C is the midpoint of AB, so AC is half the length of AB:
AB/2 = (56 ft)/2 = 28 ft = AC
Answer:
D. x = 7
Step-by-step explanation:
NOTE : <u><em>there should be an equal sign somewhere in the given expression.</em></u>
suppose the equation is the following:
3(x-4)-5 = x-3
………………………………………………………
3(x - 4) - 5 = x - 3
⇔ 3x - 12 - 5 = x - 3
⇔ 3x - 17 = x - 3
⇔ 3x - 17 + 17= x - 3 + 17
⇔ 3x = x + 14
⇔ 2x = 14
⇔ x = 14/2
⇔ x = 7
Hello there!
For this you simply need to give both fractions a common denominator!
The easiest way to do this specific problem would be to make the denominator 12. Why 12? Because 4 x 3 = 12.
So:
1/4 --> ?/12 --> 1 (3) / 12 --> 3/12
2/3 --> ?/12 --> 2 (4) / 12 --> 8/12
Total amount of time means the sum (adding them together).
When adding fractions, you MUST have a common denominator! (Which is what we just did).
So 3/12 + 8/12 = (8+3) / 12 = 11/12 hours
Notice how the denominator stayed the same? When adding/subtracting fractions, the denominator stays the same! :)
Hope this helped!
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Pretty sure the answer is 247,000
