Two supplemental angles add up to 180°
So we have (A + B = 180°)
The measure of one of them is always 180° - the other.
A = 180° - B
B = 180° - A
Answer:
non linear
Step-by-step explanation:
hope helps
Answer:
63
Step-by-step explanation:
let the two numbers be x,y (x>y)
Then x+y = 16 and x-y = 2
We know that (x+y)^2 - (x-y)^2 = 4xy
So 4xy = 16^2 - 2^2 => 4xy = (16+2)(16–2)
So xy = 18×14/4 = 63
Product of the numbers = 63
Not sure what the question is, but the equation for this graph would be 2|x-1|+1
the equation is usually a|x-h|+k
a is the slope (rise over run) and this goes up (rise) 2 every time it moves 1 left (run) so the slope is 2/1 which is just 2
then the x is kept the same and h is how much left or right the origin is, this one is 1 to the right so it's minus 1 (left would be plus one)
the k is how much up or down the origin is
this one is 1 up, so +1
4x+6=42
subtract 6 from both sides
4x=36
divide by 4 on both sides
x=9
