Answer:
missing side = 3.3
using Pythagoras theorem:
a² + b² = c²
?² + 5² = 6²
?² + 25 = 36
?² = 36 - 25
?² = 11
? = √11
? = 3.3
Answer:
109
Step-by-step explanation:
You can brute-force this:
Candidate numbers that are divisable by 13 if you take away 5: 18
, 31
, 44
, 57
, 70
, 83
, 96
, <u>109
</u>, 122
, 135
, 148
Candidate numbers that are divisable by 14 if you take away 11: 25
, 39
, 53
, 67
, 81
, 95
, <u>109
</u>, 123
, 137
Only 109 is in both lists.
A slice that cuts through the left top wedge and the bottom right
Answer:
<em>C. 15</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming that these segments formed from each parallel line are proportional, x/5 = x-6/3.
Now cross multiply by multiplying each denominator by the opposite numerator, this is so the denominators or bottom numbers of each fraction will cancel.
x/5 = x–6/3 → (3)(x/5) = (3)(x–6/3) → 3x/5 = x–6 →
(5)(3x/5) = (5)(x–6) → 3x = 5(x–6) → 3x = 5x – 30.
The last step is to do the basic algebra to find x:
3x = 5x – 30
–5x –5x
[5x will cancel when you subtract both sides by 5x]
-2x = -30
(-1) (-1)
[2 negatives make a positive when -1 is multiplied by an expression with a negative coefficient]
2x = 30
÷2 ÷2
[divide both sides by 2 to simplify 2x to x]
x = 15
_____
You can also check that both sides are proportional because
5 → x
x = 15
5 → 15
3 → x – 6
x = 15
3 → 9
5 × <u>3</u> = 15
3 × <u>3</u> = 9
H(10) is the altitude of a hot air balloon overtime after 10 minutes. In order to find h(10)'s value, you just have to substitute 10 as t in the equation. h(10) and h(t) represents the value of y in a linear equation. So pretty much: h(10)= 210 - 15(10). If calculated correctly, h(10)=60.