The question is asking to choose among the following choices that states the two bicyclist's rate and in my further computation and calculation, I would say that the answer would be letter <span>(A)northbound bicyclist = 15 km/h; southbound bicyclist = 11 km/h. I hope this would help you </span>
The size of ∠QTW in degrees is 72°. See the explanation below. This is based on the concept of opposite sides in a quadrilateral.
<h3>What is the logic leading to the above result?</h3>
QSUWY which is a pentagon is regular that mean:
∠QYW = 108°
The quadrilateral QTWY is a cyclic one. This means that we can apply the rule that states that opposites sides must add up to 180°
Thus, ∠QTW =
180 - 108
= 72°
<h3>What is a quadrilateral?</h3>
A closed quadrilateral has four sides, four vertices, and four angles. It is a form of polygon.
In order to create it, four non-collinear points are joined. Quadrilaterals always have a total internal angle of 360 degrees.
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Based on the interior angle measure at Bermuda, the interior angle measure at San Juan, the value of y can be found to be 61.8°
<h3>What is the value of y?</h3>
The interior angle measures at Bermuda, San Juan, and Fort Lauderdale take the shape of a triangle so they will add up to the total interior triangle measure of 180°.
y is also the angle at For Lauderdale so the value of y is:
y + (y - 7.5) + 63.9 = 180°
Solving gives:
y + y - 7.5 + 63.9 = 180
2y = 180 - 63.9 + 7.5
2y = 123.6
y = 123.6/2
= 61.8°
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So the equation which will tell the amount of water is</h3><h3>
W= 24 + 32 T</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
A water tank already contain 24 gallons of water before the pump was switched to fill it. The pump started 10:00 am and by 10:30 am the tank contained 40 gallons of water . By 1:00 pm the tank contained 120 gallons of water.
The pump filled the tank (40 -24) = 16 gallons in 30 mins.
The pump filled (16 × 2 ) gallons =32 gallons in 1 hour.
So the equation which will tell the amount of water is
W= 24 + 32 T
Bob is 24. Jake is 14.
24 + 14 = 38.
