If 1 liter cost $12 how much does 2.5 L cost
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Ok, there are two scenarios here.
1) It's a typo and "<K" should be written as "<J"
if that is the case, we can convert from degrees,minutes,seconds >> degrees like so
once calculated, we get 48.43 degrees.
scenario 2)
<k is the third angle in a right triangle
this would mean that <j + <K + 90 = 180
from the first example, we know that <J = 48.43 degrees
Therefor
48.43 + <k + 90 = 180
48.43 + 90 = 138.43
so
138.43 + <k = 180
Therefor, <K = 41.57 degrees
I really hope this helps!!:)
1) It's a typo and "<K" should be written as "<J"
if that is the case, we can convert from degrees,minutes,seconds >> degrees like so
once calculated, we get 48.43 degrees.
scenario 2)
<k is the third angle in a right triangle
this would mean that <j + <K + 90 = 180
from the first example, we know that <J = 48.43 degrees
Therefor
48.43 + <k + 90 = 180
48.43 + 90 = 138.43
so
138.43 + <k = 180
Therefor, <K = 41.57 degrees
I really hope this helps!!:)