Let the unknown side be "z" inches
Through pythagoras:

Because the square of the two sides add up to the square of the hypotenuse in a right triangle.
This means that



So the missing side is 16 inches
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First, we have to calculate the remaining amount of money after the cost of the ticket. It is 200 - 87.96 = 112.04 Dividing this number to 30, we can find the maximum number of t-shirts she can buy. It is less 4 and more than 3. So that, the final answer is 3.
Answer:
The distance of the point from the origin = 9.29 units.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given point:
(7,-6)
The angle lies such that the terminal side of the angle contains the given point.
To draw the angle and find the distance from the origin to the given point.
Solution:
The terminal side of the angle is where the angle ends with the initial side being the positive side of the x-axis.
So, we can plot the point (7,-6) by moving 7 units on the x-axis horizontally and -6 units on the y-axis vertically.
We can find the distance of the point from the origin by find the hypotenuse of the triangle formed.
Applying Pythagorean theorem.



Taking square root both sides :


Thus, the distance of the point from the origin = 9.29 units.
The figure is shown below.
Answer:
0.66
Step-by-step explanation:
The exponential growth equation is expressed as;
S(t) = S0e^kt
S(t) is the number of stores after t years
S0 is the initial number of stores
If a chain of retail computer stores opened 2 stores in its first year of operation then at t = 1, S(t) = 2. Substitute into the equation;
2 = S0e^k(1)
2 = S0e^k .... 1
Also if after 8 years of operation, the chain consisted of 206 stores, this means at t = 8, S(t) = 206. Substitute into the equation;
206 = S0e^k(1)
206 = S0e^8k .... 2
Next is to calculate the value of k
Divide equation 2 by 1;

Hence the value of k to the nearest hundredth is 0.66
Answer:
<h3>100 tickets</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Probability of winning = amount of tickets purchased/Total number of tickets
20% = 20/total number of tickets
20/100 = 20/total number of tickets
cross multiply
20 * total number of tickets = 20 * 100
20 * total number of tickets = 100
total number of tickets sold = 100 tickets