There's no such thing as the "length"of an angle.
But we know what you're getting at.
You have said that the angles are complementary. If two angles are
complementary, then their sum is 90 degrees, so we can take your
two angles and write:
<u>x</u> (one angle) plus <u>(2x + 12)</u> (the other one) <u>= 90 degrees
</u><u /> x + 2x + 12 = 90<u>
</u>Subtract 12 from each side: x + 2x = 78
Add the x's on the left side: 3x = 78
Divide each side by 3 : x = 26 degrees
One angle is 'x' = <em>26 degrees</em>
The other one is (2x + 12) = 52+12 = <em>64 degrees</em>
The awnser to this question is 14.1
Answer:
C.
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that the sum of the (3) interior angles of a triangle <em>must</em> equate to 180.
In other words:
Where x is our unknown angle. So, we need to solve for x.
On the left, add 55 and 20:
Subtract 75 from both sides. The left side cancels:
Therefore, the third angle is 105 degrees.
Our answer is C.
Circumference is equal to diameter multiplied by pi. C=d X pi. To find the radius we need to rearrange this equation. We know what pi and the circumference are, so to find diameter we do circumference divided by pi. D=c/pi. 942/pi = 299.85. This gives us the diameter, for the radius simply divide by 2 which is 149.92 :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
1 kg=1,000 g
so
using proportion
Find out how many kilograms are 69 grams
Let
x -----> the weight in kg
