Answer:
∡ABC=55°
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Step 1: Identify all angles</u>
∠A=(x+45)°
∠B=(6x+5)°
∠C=(3x)°
∠ABC=(180-∠B)°=(180-(6x+5))°
<u>Step 2: Use the Triangle Angle Sum Theorem</u>
∠A+∠ABC+∠C=180°
(x+45)+(180-(6x+5))+(3x)=180
x+45+180-6x-5+3x=180
-2x+45+180-5=180
-2x+45-5=0
-2x+40=0
-2x=-40
x=20
<u>Step 3: Plug in x=20 for ∠ABC</u>
∠ABC=(180-(6x+5))°
(180-6(20)-5)°
(180-120-5)°
(60-5)°
55°
So ∡ABC=55°
Answer:
The answer is D)-2x-11y-13
Step-by-step explanation:
Problem 3
This is not an exponential function. If you were to graph this out, you would see a parabola forming. Or at the very least, a parabolic-like curve forms. An exponential curve only increases or only decreases for the entire domain. However, in this case, we have an increasing portion, and then it decreases.
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Problem 4
This is an exponential function. Each time x increases by 1, y is multiplied by 4. The equation that models these points is y = 4^x. Note how the function is strictly increasing and there are no decreasing portions mixed in.
