Answer:
15°
Step-by-step explanation:
Since P is on the median of ΔABC, it is equidistant from points B and C as well as from C and Q. Thus, points B, C, and Q all lie on a circle centered at P. (See the attached diagram.)
The base angles (B and C) of triangle ABC are (180° -30°)/2 = 75°. This means arc QC of the circle centered at P has measure 150°. The diameter of circle P that includes point Q is defined to intersect circle P at R.
Central angle RPC is the difference between arcs QR and QC, so is 180° -150° = 30°. Inscribed angle RQC has half that measure, so is 15°. Angle PQC has the same measure as angle RQC, so is 15°.
Angle PQC is 15°.
C = 2m^2 + m
D = 2 - 6m + 2m^2
2C = 2(2m^2 + m) = 4m^2+2m
2D = 2(2-6m+2m^2) = 4-12m+4m^2
2C - 2D =
4m^2+2m-(4-12m+4m^2) =
4m^2+2m-4+12m-4m^2 =
0m^2 + 14m -4 =
14m - 4
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Common Factors</u>
An algebraic expression that is formed by sums or subtractions of terms can be factored provided there are numeric or variable common factors in all the terms.
The following expression

Can be factored in the constants and in the variable x.
1. To find the common factor of the variable, we must locate if the variable is present in all terms. If so, we take the common factor as the variable with an exponent which is the lowest of all the exponents found throughout the different terms. In this case, the lowest exponent is x (exponent 1).
2. To find the common factors of the constants, we take all the coefficients:
12 - 20 - 32
and find the greatest common divisor of them, i.e. the greatest number all the given numbers can be divided by. This number is 4, since 12/4=3, 20/4=5 and 32/4=8
3. The factored expression is


Answer:
<h2>16</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
4 x 12=48 48 divided by 3=16