Given:
m∠NRQ = 60°
To find:
The angle measure of minor arc NQ
Solution:
The inscribed angle is half of the intercepted arc.
Multiply by 2 on both sides.
Substitute m∠NRQ = 60°.
The measure of minor arc NQ is 120°.
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The answer is 1,342 cm squared. This problem is fairly simple, but ok.
Answer:4) 1. (3^4)^3=3^12 ,
2.(-10^3)^6=-10^18 others are similar...
5) 1. (2^7/2^5)=2^2,4 ,
2.(a^7/a^3)=a^4 ,
7. [(-4)^3 x (-4)^5)]/[ (-4)^2 x(-4)^3]=4^3 others are similar...
Step-by-step explanation: 4)1. step1. 3^(4x3) , 2. step1. -10^(3x6)
step2. 3^12 , step2. -10^18
5)1. step1. 2^(7-5) , 2. step1. a^(7-3)
step2. 2^(2) , step2. a^(4)
7. step1. -4^(3+5)/-4^(2+3)
step2. -4^(8)/-4^(5)
step3. 4^(8-5)
step4. 4^(3)
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
A shift along the x-axis is the opposite in the graph than in the equation. Rather than the x-intercept(s) being negative if the equation is x - n, they become positive; likewise for the other way around. A is the only answer that follows this rule. However, the y-intercept is y = n, so if n is negative, y gets shifted down rather than up.
