Answer:
For the problem we have:
Sam had 14 people at the party.
The party lasted for 4 hours.
He paid $2 for each person's skate rental and 3 for each person's entry ticket.
Suppose we want to know how much Sam spent on the party.
But we do not know if the $2 of the skate rental are per hour or per two hours, or in total, for example, if the amount is per hour, then the total amount for each skate is $2*4 = $8, so in the case that the rental depends on the time, we can not solve this problem because we do not have enough information.
If the $2 are fixed (do not depend on the time that the party lasted) then the fact that the party lasted for 4 hours does not matter.
We can calculate as 14 persons* ($2 + $3) each = 14*$5 = $70, then you can see that in this case the 4 hours data is not necessary
Answer
Find out the altitude of the equilateral triangle .
To proof
By using the trignometric identity.
As shown in the diagram
and putting the values of the angles , base and perpendicular
solving
As
put in the above
a = 4 × 3
a = 12 units
The length of the altitude of the equilateral triangle is 12 units .
Option (F) is correct .
Hence proved
If the scale factor is greater than one, it will always create an enlargement, so since 4/3= 1 1/3 it’s 1 1/3 the size of the original figure, AKA an enlargement
check the picture below, you can pretty much count the units off the grid.
recall that A = (1/2)bh.
Answer:
13
Step-by-step explanation:
78 + b = 91 Equation: Subtract 78 from both sides.
b = 91 - 78
b = 13
You don't need her position in the game or the fact that 91 placed her second.
