MCE = 360 - (150 + 70 + 50)
mCE = 360 - 270
mCE = 90
<CDE = 1/2(mBE + mCE)
<CDE = 1/2(150 + 90)
<CDE = 1/2(240)
<CDE = 120
answer
<CDE = 120°
<span>The <u>correct answer</u> is:
$31.40.
Explanation<span>:
Since 6 oranges cost $3.00, we can divide to find the cost of one orange:
3.00/6 = $0.50. Each orange costs $0.50.
If ten oranges are bought, this would cost 10(0.50)=$5.00.
Each grapefruit costs $2.40; 11 of them would cost 11(2.40) = 26.40.
Together the total cost is $5+$26.40 = $31.40.</span></span>
Let distance of Sarah from school = x
Distance of sam from school = 3.5x or 13.3
=> 3.5x = 13.3
X = 13.3/ 3.5
X = 3.8
