The answer to the question
As per inequality, it means that the value of x can be less than or equal to y.
Inequality in Mathematics
The two expressions that make up an equation or an inequality are connected in a mathematical statement. The equal sign (=) in an equation denotes the equality of the two expressions. The symbols >, <, ≤, or ≥ are used to denote an inequality, when the two expressions aren't always equal.
Type of Inequality
The given expression, x <= y denotes the type of inequality where the possible values of x are either less than y or equal to less. The value of x cannot be greater than y in any case.
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<span>Line ET is tangent to circle A at T
</span>
∴ ET ⊥ TN
∴ ∠ ETN = 90
<span>the measure of Arc TG = 70
</span>
∠ TNG = half <span>the measure of Arc TG = 0.5 *70 = 35
</span>
<span>Δ ETN ⇒ The sum of all angles = 180
</span>
<span>∴∠ GET = ∠ NET = 180 - (90 + 35 ) = 55
</span>
∴ The correct answer is option <span>A. 55°</span>
Answer:
C) (x-6)^2
Step-by-step explanation:
x2 - 12x+36
What two numbers multiply to 36 and add to -12
-6*-6 = 36
-6+-6 = -12
(x-6) (x-6)
(x-6)^2
Answer:
4.12
Step-by-step explanation:
going from cm to m, divide length value by 100
45+367=412
412/100=4.12
