Answer:
m∠CFB m∠CAB m∠EAD m ∠CAB + m∠EAD
45° 19.93° 70.07° 90°
50° 29.91° 70.09° 100°
60° 49.92° 70.08° 120°
75° 79.92° 70.08° 150°
m∠CFB BF CF DF EF BF + DF CF + EF BF × DF CF × EF
45° 2.69 2.74 9.09 8.91 11.78 11.65 24.45 24.41
50° 3.7 3.63 8.07 8.23 11.77 11.86 29.86 29.87
60° 5.35 4.72 6.42 7.28 11.77 12.00 34.35 34.36
75° 7.3 5 4.47 6.52 11.77 11.52 32.63 32.6
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer: C) 108 degrees
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Explanation:
Angle 4 is an exterior angle which corresponds to the remote interior angles of 33 degrees and 75 degrees. Through the remote interior angle theorem, we can add the remote interior angles to get the exterior angle
So we simply add 33 and 75 to get 33+75 = 108
If you chose not to use this theorem, then you can find angle three by using the fact that all three angles of the triangle must add to 180 degrees. So,
33+75+(angle 3) = 180
108+(angle 3) = 180
108+(angle 3) - 108 = 180 - 108
angle 3 = 72 degrees
Then use the fact that angle 3 and angle 4 are supplementary
(angle 3) + (angle 4) = 180
72 + (angle 4) = 180
72 + (angle 4) - 72 = 180 - 72
angle 4 = 108 degrees
either way, we get the same answer
Answer:
x can be any value, x will be the input, y will be the output.
Step-by-step explanation:
If x = 3, If x = 6, If x = 9,
y = 5x - 4
y = 5 (3, 6, or 9) - 4
y = 11, y = 26, y = 41.
These are all possible sets of ordered pairs, but ANY Real number can be represented as X, and it will need to be in an order. These numbers are all positive, so in this case, you just have to draw out Quadrant 1 in a Coor. Plane.
<u>X (Input) I Y (Output)</u>
3 I 11
6 I 26
9 I 41
See, when x increases by 3, Y increases by 15. If you go on, it will be the same path, same pattern.
Hope This Helps! :)
Answer: 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
There are 4 right handed students for each left hand because, you just divide 24 by 6 and you get 4 for each of the 6 left handed students.
Step-by-step explanation:
Or just group, by doing 6 circles and just put one in each of them so then you can see when all of the circles are taken up .
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