Answer:
I could be mistaken but I believe that x= 42.5
Step-by-step explanation:
To find this, you solve for 4x+10=180.
This is because the total angle measure of line RD should be 180 degrees.
When you solve this equation, you get 42.5 for X
33/20 as well as 1 and 13/20. First you look it up in the internet aka Google.
Common ratio, r is found by dividing the next term by the previous term
r =
= -3
you can see this value is true for any consecutive pairs of terms
also, multiply by -3 to get the next term
95%=$79.50
100%= 79.50/95 X 100 = $83.68
Answer:
Plane Speed (x) = 378 mph
Step-by-step explanation:
Equation
d = r * t
Givens
With the wind
- d = 1680 miles
- t = 4 hours
- r = x + y
Against the wind
- d = 1680
- t = 5 hours
- r = x - y
Equation
The distances are the same, so you can solve for x in terms of y and then deal with the actual distance.
(x + y)*4 = (x - y)*5 Remove the brackets on both sides
Solution
- 4x + 4y = 5x - 5y Subtract 4x from both sides
- 4y = -4x + 5x - 5y Combine
- 4y = x - 5y Add 5y to both sides
- 5y + 4y = x
- x = 9y
Solution part 2
Now take one of the distance formulas and solve for x first then y.
- (x - y)*5 = 1680 Substitute 9y for x
- (9y - y)*5 = 1680 Subtract on the left
- 8y * 5 = 1680 Multiply on the left
- 40y = 1680 Divide by 40
- y = 1680/40
- y = 42 That's the speed of the wind.
- (x - y)*5 = 1680 Substitute the wind speed for y
- (x - 42)*5 = 1680 Divide both sides by 5
- (x - 42) = 1680 / 5 Do the division on the right
- (x - 42) = 336 Add 42 to both sides.
- x = 336 + 42
- x = 378 mph Plane's speed
