<h3>Corresponding angles =
angle 1 and angle 5</h3>
They are on the same side of the transversal cut (both to the left of the transversal) and they are both above the two black lines. It might help to make those two black lines to be parallel, though this is optional.
Other pairs of corresponding angles could be:
- angle 2 and angle 6
- angle 3 and angle 7
- angle 4 and angle 8
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<h3>Alternate interior angles = angle 3 and angle 5</h3>
They are between the black lines, so they are interior angles. They are on alternate sides of the blue transversal, making them alternate interior angles.
The other pair of alternate interior angles is angle 4 and angle 6.
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<h3>Alternate exterior angles = angle 1 and angle 7</h3>
Similar to alternate interior angles, but now we're outside the black lines. The other pair of alternate exterior angles is angle 2 and angle 8
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<h3>Same-side interior angles = angle 3 and angle 6</h3>
The other pair of same-side interior angles is angle 4 and angle 5. They are interior angles, and they are on the same side of the transversal.
Answer:
You need to say how many cans go by a minute to be able to answer this question.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
8 boxes approx
Step-by-step explanation:
Step one:
given data
One box contains 48 bars
Required
The number of boxes needed for a total of 338 students if each person is to get at least one bar.
Step two:
this can be gotten by dividing 338 by the number of the bar in a box
= 338/48
=7.04
=8 boxes approx
He needs to purchase at least 8 box
Use<span> your calculator to </span>find the value<span> of and the triangle to set up the ratio on the right. Solving the equation and rounding to the nearest tenth gives you . To </span>find<span> y, you can either </span>use<span> another </span>trigonometric function<span> (such as </span>cosine<span>) or you can </span>use <span>the Pythagorean Theorem.</span>
