The answer is <span>16x2 − 8x + 1
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To be a perfect square trinomial, the rule must be used:
(a - b)² = a² - 2ab + b²
Let's check all choices
A. a = 7x, b = 4
(7x - 4)² = 49x² - 56x + 16
B. a = 2a, b = 5
(2a - 5)² = 4a² - 20a + 25
C. a = 5b, b = √10
(5b - √10)² = 25b² - 10√10 b + 10
D. a = 4x, b = 1
(4x - 1)² = 16x² - 8x + 1
CORRECT
Answer:
b = 159 m
a = 103 m
angle B is 57 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Let’s start with getting the measure of angle B
Mathematically, since we have a right triangle , we have to subtract the given angle from 90 to get the other acute angle
So we have the measure of B as;
90-33 = 57 degrees
To get the value of a, we use the appropriate trigonometric ratio
a faces the angle 33, that makes it an opposite to that angle
190 faces the right angle and that makes it the hypotenuse
Mathematically , the relationship between the two is that trigonometrically, they are related by the sine which is the ratio of the opposite to the hypotenuse
so, we have it that;
sine 33 = a/190
a = 190 * sine 33
a = 103 m
to get b, it is adjacent to the given angle
So with the hypotenuse, the ratio between it and the hypotenuse is the cosine
so;
cos 33 = b/190
b = 190 * cos 33
b = 159 m
Offer B is the best value for money because each kg cost is £0.61 and in offer 'A' each kg cost is £0.7.
<h3>What is a fraction?</h3>
Fraction number consists of two parts, one is the top of the fraction number which is called the numerator and the second is the bottom of the fraction number which is called the denominator.
We have:
2 bags for £35
2 bags means 50 kg (2×25)
Each kg cost = 35/50 = £0.7 per kg
3 bags for £92.50
3 bags means 150 kg
Each kg cost = 92.50/150 = £0.61 per kg
As we can see, offer B has a low cost per kg
Thus, offer B is the best value for money because each kg cost is £0.61 and in offer 'A' each kg cost is £0.7.
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