Answer:
5.0 ft - 5.6 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the structure is to be made using two 12 foot boards, then we expect the total perimeter to be equal to (2*12)= 24 ft.
Using the angle of elevation, 40° and the width of 8 ft then you can apply the formula for tangent of a triangle where ;
Tan α = opposite side length/adjacent length
Tan 40°= h/8
h= 8 tan 40° = 6.71 ft
Applying the cosine of an angle formula to find the length of the sliding side
Cosine β = adjacent length /hypotenuse
Cosine 40°= 8/ sliding side length
sliding side length = 8/cosine 40° =10.44 ft
Checking the perimeter = 10.44 +8+6.71= 25.15 ft
This is more than the total lengths of the boards, so you need to adjust the height as;
24 - 18.44 = 5.56 ft ,thus the height should be less or equal to 5.56 ft
h≤ 5.6 ft
If he has 6 friends they will all get 8 cards
Answer:
X ≥ 10
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is a square because it is a polygon and all sides are congruent and angles too
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Answer: 5/9</h3>
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Explanation:
means that the 5's go on forever because of that horizontal bar over top. So we can write it as 
The three dots indicate it goes on forever following that pattern.
Let
x = 0.55555....
Multiply both sides by 10 to move the decimal point 1 spot to the right
10x = 5.55555....
Notice how both x and 10x involve a decimal number such that we have a string of 5's going on forever. If we subtract the two equations, then 10x-x becomes 9x, while the (5.55555....) - (0.55555....) simplifies to 5. The decimal portions cancel out when we subtract since they line up perfectly. We're effectively subtracting 5-0 when we cross off the decimal portions.
After those subtractions, we're left with 9x = 5 which solves to x = 5/9 when you divide both sides by 9.
Use of a calculator should show that 5/9 = 0.555555.... to help confirm the answer. Your calculator may show the last digit to be a 6 instead of a 5, but this is due to rounding. Ideally you should have a string of infinitely many 5's, but the calculator can only how so many digits.