C. the three in the hundredths place is ten times greater than the 3 in the tenths place
Answer:
4Q a). angle1=55°
angle2=23°
angle3=63°
angle4=125°
5Q. x=35°
6Q. y=15°
8Q. C. 28°
9Q. Yes, they are congruent by S.S.S. congruence
10Q. A.A.S.
11Q. S.S.S.
12Q. Not possible
13Q. S.A.S.
14Q. S.S.S.
15Q. 66°
16Q. 24°
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Step-by-step explanation:
7Q. angle1=angle3 (Alternate Interior Angles)
angle2=angle4 (A.I.A.)
angleXWZ=angleXYZ (opposite angles of a parallelogram)
By A.A.A. congruence criteria, they are congruent.
8Q. Hint: Make the diagram first!
AngleC is halved since M is the mid-point.
angleA=angleB (Property of an isosceles triangle)
which implies, angleAMC=angleBMC=90°
Thus, CM is perpendicular to AB.
I hope it will be useful.
<h2>
Forming Equations from Word Problems</h2>
To form equations from word problems, we can derive mathematical operations as well as variables from the given information.
In this case, each time Walker reads a certain number of pages, we subtract that from the total number of pages left to know how many pages is left to read.
<h2>Solving the Question</h2>
<em>Let r represent the pages left to read.</em>
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792 pages in total
Walker reads 15 pages a day during the week and 25 pages a day during the weekend.
- There are 5 weekdays, and he reads 15 pages each of those days. ⇒ <em>r</em> = 792 - 5×15
- There are 2 weekend days, and he reads 25 pages each of those days.
⇒ <em>r</em> = 792 - (5×15 + 2×25)
5 weeks have passed
- Multiply the terms representing the number of pages he reads a week by 5, for 5 weeks.
⇒ <em>r</em> = 792 - (5×15 + 2×25)×5
<h2>Answer</h2>
<em>r</em> = 792 - (5×15 + 2×25)×5
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
