Answer:
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The volume of a cylinder is (pi)r^2h. This means the volume is dependent on both the height and the radius of the cylinder. So, one must know Volume and either radius or height to calculate height or radius respectively.
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Answer:
Angle CAD is 44 degrees
Angle ACD is 44 degrees
Angle ACB is 136 degrees
Angle ABC is 22 degrees
Explanation:
29. Triangle ADC is an isosceles triangle because it has two equal sides.
If segments AD and DC are congruent, then segment AC is the base and the base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal.
Let x be angle CAD.
Let's go ahead x;
Therefore, measure of angle CAD is 44 degrees.
30. Measure of angle ACD is 44 degrees (Base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal)
31. Let angle ACB be y,
Let's go ahead and find measure of angle ACB;
So measure of angle ACB is 136 degrees.
32. Let angle ABC be z.
Triangle ACB is also an isosceles triangle so the base angles are the same.
Let's go ahead and find z;
So measure of angle ABC is 22 degrees.
The table can be filled in as follows:
After 3 days, Kim's savings already exceeds Ben's, and is increasing at a faster rate. The appropriate descriptor is ...
... Kim will save more than Ben
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An exponential function increases faster than any polynomial function. (A linear function is a polynomial function.)
If Kim keeps up her savings for 28 days, her account balance will exceed the US Gross National Product of more than $20 trilliion. (Exponential functions tend to increase very rapidly!) Meanwhile, Ben's savings will be $89 on day 28.
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Please note the discrepancy in the problem statement. The verbiage says "days", but the table shows "years".
Answer: Choice A) 143 degrees
To get this answer quickly, you subtract the given angle (37) from 180 to get 180-37 = 143
The more longer answer would look something like this
x+37 = 180 .... the two supplementary angles add to 180 degrees
x+37-37 = 180-37 .... subtract 37 from both sides
x+0 = 143
x = 143
where x is the measure of angle ZXW