Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
we would apply the law of Cosines which is expressed as
a² = b² + c² - 2abCosA
Where a,b and c are the length of each side of the triangle and A is the angle corresponding to a. Likening the expression to the given triangle, it becomes
q² = p² + r² - 2(p × r)CosQ
q² = 12² + 6² - 2(12 × 6)Cos92
q² = 144 + 36 - 2(72)Cos92
q² = 180 - 144 × - 0.0349
q² = 180 + 5.0256
q² = 185.0256
q = √185.0256
q = 13.6 to the nearest integer
The answer in fraction form is exactly 1/13
The approximate answer in decimal form is 0.076923
To get this answer, note how there are four cards that have "2" on them. This is out of 52 total. So we divide the values: 4/52 = 1/13. Don't forget to fully reduce as much as possible.
To go from 1/13 to 0.076923, you would use a calculator or long division
Answer: Yes I agree, they must be identical to each other.
Step-by-step explanation: One of the conditions based on which triangles are similar is the SSA criteria, that is, Side-Side-Angle.
According to Tyler, two sides have been measured as 11 units and 8 units respectively in both triangles. If the corresponding angle is the same as indicated in the question, then the third side must be the same measurement. However, if the angles are of different sizes, then the third side would also be different for both triangles. For instance if the angle in triangle A is wider than that of triangle B, then the third side in triangle A would be longer than that of triangle B and in that case they would not be similar. Also if the angle in triangle A is narrower than that of triangle B, then the third side of triangle A would be shorter than that of triangle B and both triangles would not be similar as well.
Please refer to the picture attached. In the upper part of the picture, triangle A and triangle B are not similar though they both have sides measuring 11 and 8 units because angle x is not equal to angle y. However in the lower part, both triangles A and B are equal because both have angle x and sides 11 and 8 units, and that makes the third side have the same measurement.
Answer: The radius of the track = 0.64 mi
Step-by-step explanation:
Fr circular track , Total distance covered around it = (Number of laps) x (Circumference)
As per given,
32 mi = 8 x (Circumference)
Circumference = 
Also, Circumference =
, where r= radius so,

Put 

Hence, the radius of the track = 0.64 mi