Find the equation of the circle with center at (-1, 3) and radius of 4.
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Refer to the figure given below while reading the solution.
Suppose the dog reaches position A when traveled 10 m diagonally towards the opposite side.
And then position B when traveled 5 m towards the right turning 90°.
We can observe that APC is a right triangle with legs of equal length AC. And the coordinates of the point A is (AC, AC).
Also we can observe that APB is a right triangle with legs of equal length AD. Then the coordinates of the point D is (AC, AC-AD).
Hence, the coordinates of B will be (AC+AD, AC-AD).
Now, we since we have the coordinates we can calculate the shortest distances of B from each of the sides.
- The shortest distance of B from PQ = AC-AD
- The shortest distance of B from SR = 44-(AC-AD)
- The shortest distance of B from SP = AC+AD
- The shortest distance of B from RQ = 44-(AC+AD)
So, the average of the shortest distances of B from each side is
Hence, the average of the shortest distance of B from each side is 22 m
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Answer:
(A) x=40
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: It is given that m is parallel to n.
To find: The value of x.
Proof: It is given that m is parallel to n, from the figure it can be seen that 105° and (3x-15)° forms alternate exterior angles which are equal in measure because m is parallel to n.
Thus,
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Thus, the value of x is 40, hence option A is correct.