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PLLLLLEEEEAAAASSSSEEEEEEEE HEEEEEELLLLP MMEEEEEEEEEEEE WILL AWARD BRAINLIEST IF HELPED

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RSB [31]3 years ago

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It’s a cool shape. Reminds me a flash.

OLga [1]3 years ago

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I’m pretty sure it’s just reflected across the x axis. then reflected across the y axis. then translated.

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B is the midpoint of A . If AB = x+5 and BC =2x-11, find the measure of AB

nignag [31]

If B is the midpoint of AC, then AB = BC.

We have AB = x + 5 and BC = 2x - 11.

Therefore we have the equation:

x + 5 = 2x - 11 subtract 5 from both sides

x = 2x - 16 subtract 2x from both sides

-x = -16 change the signs

x = 16

Put the value of x to the expression x + 5:

AB = 16 + 5 = 21

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2 years ago

Help? im confused plss! Find the area of the regular polygon with the given radius or apothem

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50 cm²

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the regular polygon is a square, there are multiple ways you can jump directly to the answer. Perhaps the simplest is to use the formula for the area of a rhombus:

A = 1/2(d1)(d2)

where d1 and d2 are the lengths of the diagonals. Here, we see that half the diagonal is 5 cm, so the area is ...

A = (1/2)(10 cm)(10 cm) = 50 cm² . . . . area of the polygon

Alternate solution

If you want to use the radius and the number of sides in a formula, you can consider the area of each triangle formed by radii and a side. That triangle has area ...

A = 1/2r²sin(α)

where r is the radius and α is the central angle. For an n-sided polygon, the area is the sum of n of these triangles, and the central angle is 360°/n. Then the polygon area is ...

A = n/2·r²·sin(360°/n)

For n = 4 and r = 5 cm, the area is ...

A = (4/2)(5 cm)²(sin(360°/4)) = 2(5 cm)²(1) = 50 cm² . . . . area of square

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Additional comment

The formula is somewhat different if you start with the length of the apothem. One way to find the area is using the above formula and the relation between the radius and apothem:

r = a·sec(180°/n)

Another formula uses the apothem directly:

A = n·a²·tan(180°/n)

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2 years ago

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1. 7 outcomes.

2. 64 outcomes.

3. D and H

Step-by-step explanation:

1. The experimenter will record the total number of heads after flipping the coin 6 times, therefore, the possible outcomes are: the experimenter got 0 heads, the experimenter got 1 head,..., the experimenter got 6 heads. Therefore there are 7 possible outcomes: (0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).

2. If the experimenter records the result after each flip (H or T), for the first flip she has 2 results (heads or tails), for the second one she has 2 results, same for the third, fourth, fifth and sixth flip.

Therefore the possible outcomes are: $(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)(2)=2^{6}=64$ .

3. Now the experimenter will end up the experiment earlier if she gets two tails or two heads in a row.

A.TTHTT is not possible because in this case she would've ended up the experiment after the second flip since she got two tails.

B.TTH is not possible either for the same reason.

C. HT is not possible because she still needs to get another T or two H in a row.

D. This is a possible outcome because in this one she flipped the coin 6 times and she didn't get two heads or two tails in a row so she didn't finish it earlier.

E. Is not possible because she should've stopped after the second flip.

F. Is not possible because it has 7 letters, therefore, 7 flips.

G. Is not possible because she should've stopped once she got heads in the fourth and fifth flip.

H. Is possible because she got heads in the second and third flip.

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