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Answers:
Angle A = 104 degrees
Angle B = 76 degrees
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Supplementary angles add to 180 degrees.
A+B = 180
(3x-7)+(2x+2) = 180
5x-5 = 180
5x-5+5 = 180+5 ... add 5 to both sides
5x = 185
5x/5 = 185/5 .... divide both sides by 5
x = 37
Use x =37 to find
Angle A = 3x-7 = 3*37-7 = 111-7 = 104 degrees
Angle B = 2x+2 = 2*37+2 = 74+2 = 76 degrees
As a check: A+B = 104+76 = 180 so that helps confirm the answer
R=7 because you would do -49 divided by -7
Answer:
-1809 + 899i or
-1809 + √-899
Step-by-step explanation:
foil method
i² = -1
In order to form triangle PQT and quadrilateral TQRS, point T must lie on line PS which is 16 cm. long.
If the ratio of PT to TS is 5:3 and the total length of PS is 16, then PT must be 10 and TS must be 6 (10 + 6 =16) and 10:6 is the same ratio as 5:3. Another way to think about it is 5/3 = 10/6.
Now you have all the lengths that you need to find the areas of the quadrilateral and the triangle.
Make sure you draw a diagram of it!!
