There's no such thing as the "length"of an angle.
But we know what you're getting at.
You have said that the angles are complementary. If two angles are
complementary, then their sum is 90 degrees, so we can take your
two angles and write:
<u>x</u> (one angle) plus <u>(2x + 12)</u> (the other one) <u>= 90 degrees
</u><u /> x + 2x + 12 = 90<u>
</u>Subtract 12 from each side: x + 2x = 78
Add the x's on the left side: 3x = 78
Divide each side by 3 : x = 26 degrees
One angle is 'x' = <em>26 degrees</em>
The other one is (2x + 12) = 52+12 = <em>64 degrees</em>
You would use order of operations: PEMDAS
P(parenthesis) E(exponents) MD(multiplication/division) AS(addition/subtraction)
with MD and AS order doesnt matter.
8(5-32) you would start with inside the Parenthesis for "P" so (5-32)=(-27)
next you would go to the E but because you dont have an exponent you go to the next step with is the "MD" you have multiplication so next would be 8(-27) and 8 multiplied by -27 is: 8(-27)= -216
ANSWER: -216
Answer:
i cant see it
Step-by-step explanation:
m < 6 = m < 2 because they are corresponding angles
So m < 6 = 113 degrees answer
Answer:
Shakerville 21° warmer
Step-by-step explanation:
-27 + -6 = 21
