Answer:
set both of them equal to each other:
8x - 8° = 5x + 25°
subtract 5x by both sides of the equations and it becomes:
3x-8° = 25°
now add 8° both sides:
3x = 33°
divide three by both sides:
x = 11°
now thats done to find B:
plug your x value in the B equation:
5x + 25°
5(11) +25°
55 +25°
not sure if you can add here sorry :(. I hope this helped so far :)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
going to the 2/5 power is the the fifth root of a square. For fraction exponents going into radical form use the denominator as you root of and use the numerator as the exponent of the rest making sure to multiply any other exponents by that number and when there is no exponent treat it as having an exponent of one for the multiplying.
Buzz has 4 friends and Brock has 6.
The reason being is that Buzz has to have two less friend than Brock has, and yet still both have to add up to ten.
If you would like to calculate <span>10÷5/8, you can do this using the following steps:
</span><span>10÷5/8 = (10/5)/8 = 2/8 = 1/4 = 0.25
The correct result would be 1/4 or 0.25.</span>