The measure of the complementary angle to the angle 44.6° as given in the task content is; 45.4°.
<h3>What is the measure of the complementary angle as given in the task content?</h3>
It follows from the task content that the complementary angle to angle measure 44.6° be determined.
Unlike supplementary angles which add up to 180, complementary angles add up to 90°.
Hence, the required complementary angle is; 90°-44.6° = 45.4°.
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Answer:
d. fourteen fortieths
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i believe this is correct.
Answer:
0.171 m
Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's determine how many mm of track he has in total...
74mm+97mm=171 mm
Now, we can set up a unit converter to convert mm to m (note that 1 mm is m)...
The "mm" cancels out...
Find length CD first, which is the hypotenuse of the triangle.
PD = opposite
Opposite & hypotenuse = SOH or sin
Sin(27) = 15/H
x h, then ÷ sin(27)
H = 15/sin(27)
H = 33.04....
Move to triangle CDR:
15 is length opposite the angle we're after.
So far, we've got the hypotenuse (which we just found to be 33.04....) & the opposite of our triangle
Hypotenuse & opposite = SOH
Sin(x) = 15/33.04... but, to find the angle we do inverse of sin
sin-1(15/33.04...) = x
x = 27
(33.04... means I used the full numbers displayed on my calculator)
Thus, RCD is 27 degrees
Hope this helps!
The answer is yes, because rhombus =parallelogram answer is yes