<EFD is also shown as e on the diagram. It is 90 degrees. <EFG is made up of the same two lines and is equal to 90 degrees (shown by the little box) so <EFD must be equivalent.
Answer:
B) 43.758
Step-by-step explanation:
Starting from the right side of the decimal point, the places are:
tenths
hundredths
thousands
Each time, you add a zero to the previous number (10 to 100 to 1000, etc), therefore the third decimal would be the thousandths place. If the next figure is a 5 or above, you round up, to the next decimal.
The answer is 5 13/15 or atleast according to calculator.net (the website used in the picture) :)
divide total ounces by the amount each cup can hold
678 / 8 = 84.75
so they can fill 84 cups
Answer:
Yes the ladder is safe because 59.25 degrees < 75 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
In the below photos I have included a screenshot of the equation I used, which I got from another user, and my work with an unfinished diagram and completed equations to the side
