Tangent = opposite/adjective
tan(C) = c/a
We can use an inverse ratio to find the measure of <C.
C = tan^-1(c/a)
We can do it with the equation written; we'll try that next. I find it easier to remember the exterior angles, which are the supplements of the interior angles, add to 360 degrees.
The exterior angle is 180 - 144 = 36 degrees. n = 360/36 = 10
Answer: 10 sides
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Answer:
143
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The expression equivalent to (4x^3 y^5)(3x^5 y)^2 is 36x^13y^7...
Step-by-step explanation:
The expression is:
(4x^3 y^5)(3x^5 y)^2
First look at the second expression:
(3x^5 y)^2 = (3)^2 (x^5)^2 (y)^2
(3x^5 y)^2 = 9x^10y^2
Now we will multiply the expression:
(4x^3 y^5) (9x^10y^2)
(4*9)(x^3 * x^10) (y^5 * y^2)
We know that the exponents with same base will be added together.
36x^3+10 y^5+2
36x^13y^7
Thus the expression equivalent to (4x^3 y^5)(3x^5 y)^2 is 36x^13y^7....