Answer: Yes it is reasonable.
Step-by-step explanation:
If all the numbers are rounded, 79 will be rounded to 80
12 to 10
and 11 to 10
If there are about 80 kids in 3rd grade, and about 20 kids in Mrs. Henry's class (because 10 girls plus 10 boys)
That means that 80-20
about 60 kids are not in Mrs. Henry's class
Hope this helped!
We are given
arithmetic sequence: u(1)= 124, u(2)= 117, u(3)= 110, u(4)=103
so, first term is 124
u(1)= 124
now, we can find common difference
now, we can find kth term
now, we can plug values
and we get
u(k) must be negative
so,
now, we can solve for k
so, it's closest integer value is
..............Answer
Answer:
(5.4k+7.9m+8.1n) centimeters
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the side length of a triangle;
S1 = (1.3k+3.5m) cm
S2 = (4.1k-1.6n) cm
S3 = (9.7n+4.4m) cm
Perimeter of the triangle = S1+S2 + S3
Perimeter of the triangle = (1.3k+3.5m) + (4.1k-1.6n) + (9.7n+4.4m)
Collect the like terms;
Perimeter of the triangle = 1.3k+4.1k+3.5m+4.4m-1.6n+9.7n
Perimeter of the triangle = 5.4k+7.9m+8.1n
Hence the expression that represents the perimeter of the triangle is (5.4k+7.9m+8.1n) centimeters
Answer:
∠C=90°
∠A=67°
∠B=23°
Step-by-step explanation:
For angle C:
Thales' Theorem states that an angle inscribed across a circle's diameter is always a right angle.
Therefore, since AB is the diameter(hypotenuse) then angle C is the right angle. (90°)
For Angle A:
The measure of arc BC= 134 degrees. We can just use a formula for an inscribed triangle. ∠A = 1/2 (mBC)
∠A= (1/2)134
∠A= 77°
For angle B:
All triangle angles all add up to 180. We can just subtract angles A and C from 180°:
∠B = 180-(90+67)
∠B = 23°
