I believe the answer is 142 degrees.
38 degrees and 7 are adjacent, meaning adding them up will get you 180 degrees. 180-38=142, so 7 is 142.
Number 7 and 5 are corresponding, so they are equal.
This means that 5 is 142 degrees.
(I think)
Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
9.2
Step-by-step explanation:
a^2 + b^2 = c^2 (pythogoras theorem)
7^2 + 6^2 = 85
Square root of 85 = 9.2 ( nearest tenth)
I think this is right if not srry :(
In this system of equations, x and y have an infinite number of solutions.
We can see this when we try to solve, either by elimination or by substitution.
For substitution, we can take the equation -x + 2y = -18 and rearrange to get x = 2y + 18.
Then we can substitute this into the first equation:
2(2y + 18) - 4y = 36
4y + 36 - 4y = 36
36 = 36
which gives us no solutions.
For elimination, we can multiple the second equation by -2 so that the y coefficient is also -4:
-2(-x + 2y) = -2(-18)
2x - 4y = 36
which just gives us the first equation.
Therefore, we can deduce that any solution that would work for one equation will work for the other equation, so there are an infinite number of solutions.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions :)
Answer: Laura cannot find the number, as explained below.
Explanation:
1) The question is aimed to determine the number that Laura is trying to come up with.
Such question is solved by stating an algebraic equation from the word statement, which is done step by step.
2) Using the name x for the unknown, the expression "three less than 8 times the number" is translated to: 8x - 3
3) The expression "half of 16 times the number after it was increased by 1" is translated to: (1/2) (16x + 1)
4) Finally, since they are equal, you can set the equation:
8x - 3 = (1/2) (16x + 1)
5) And solve for x in this way:
i) Distributive property:
8x - 3 = 8x + 1/2
ii) At this stage you can see that the both 8x terms (on the left and on the right) cancel each other, which leads to the impossibility to determine the value of the unknown:
-3 = 1/2 which is alwasy false, meaning that the equation has no solution.