Answer:
A. <ECF and <BCF
Step-by-step explanation:
Complementary angles are angles that add up to give 90°
m<BCE = m<BCA = 90° (right angles)
m<ECF + m<BCF = m<BCA
m<ECF + m<BCF = 90° (Substitution)
Therefore, <ECF and <BCF are complementary angles.
When one side of a quadrilateral is not to be fenced (ex. a river, as in this case), the optimal fencing to maximize the area is always to use half the fencing for the length, and one-fourth for each of the two widths
A) For 1000 ft of fencing which is to be used to cover 1 length and 2 widths:
L = 1000/2 = 500, and W = 1000/4 = 250. The optimal dimensions will be 250 x 500 ft.
B) This will result in an area of 250*500 = 125,000 sq. ft.
Ou should not increase to more than 12 miles next week<span>; ... </span>25 miles<span> a </span>week<span>, usually a 7 </span>milerun<span> ... before I </span>run<span> a half. Using that method</span>
Answer:
y=14
Step-by-step explanation:
Since this is an isosceles triangle due to opposite sides being congruent, the base angles would also be congruent.
plug in 25 in 2x and you would get 50°
Since the sum of a triangle is 180° you could set up an equation 
Then, add 50+50=100+10=110
then you would then have 
subtract 110 from 180, leaving you with 70
then divide and you would get 14
Check:
5(14)+10+50+50= 180
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