<span>In circle F, what is the measure of ∠ CED ?
Given mAB = mBC = mCD = 36</span>°<span>
So
</span> ∠ CED = 1/2(mCD) = 1/2(36°) = 18°
Answer:
<span>B. 18</span>°<span>
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</span><span>What is the measure of ∠GET?
</span><span>
Given mTG = 70</span>°<span>
so
<TNE = 1/2(</span>mTG) = 1/2(70°) = 35°
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Right triangle NTG , < NTE = 90</span>° and <TNE = 35°
so <TEN = 90° - 35° = 55°
<TEN = <GET = 55°
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Answer
</span><span>A. 55</span>°
Step-by-step explanation:
coefficient of x is 17
coefficient of y is -5
coefficient of constant term: 3 + 19 + 10 = 32
1) 5t^2 (1 + 6t)
2) 4x^3y^5 (5x + 2y)
3) (5r + 6x)(5r - 6x)
4) (x + 10)(x - 10)
5) (x - 3)^2
6) (x -5)(x - 3)
7) 3(16r^3 + 9)
8) 8(c^3 + 8d^3)
9) (2r - 125)(4r^2 + 250r + 15625)
10) (c + 3)(c - 1)
We can easily work out the meter reading in October. It comes out to be 32347 + 972. So the reading in October must be around 33319.
SO the answer to second question is really easy to figure out too. As we know that one unit costs 14 p we can simply multiply the cost with the number of units consumed.
So for 972 units if we multiply by 14 we get the cost to be around somewhere 13608 p.
