No.
If the angle bisector is bisecting an obtuse angle it would result in two acute angles.
But if the angle bisector is bisecting a reflex angle it would result in two obtuse angles.
So it will not always result in two acute angles.
Answer:
45 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula to find the sum of all the interior angles in an "n-gon" (n is a variable that stands for the numbers of sides, ex) 20-gon --> 20 sided polygon) is .
Let's plug in 100 to find the sum of all the interior angles in a 100-gon.
I would rather distribute than simplify the parentheses and have to multiply 180 by 98.
So:
= degrees
[REMEMBER, IT WAS NOT GIVEN THAT THIS POLYGON IS REGULAR, SO <u>DO NOT</u> DIVIDE 17640 BY 100]
Now to find the last angle, we can just subtract since we are given the value of 99 of the 100 angles (17595 degrees).
So the last angle is degrees
Answer: The percentage change in GDP over this time period is about 4.14%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: The approximate nominal GDP in 2010 = $14.5 trillion
The approximate nominal GDP in 2011 = $15.1 trillion
Now, the change in GDP over this period =
The percentage change in GDP over this time period will be :
Hence, the percentage change in GDP over this time period is about 4.14%.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
since the cross multiples are equal, you find a product and use the inverse operation as you would in an equation
Example 4 is to 36 as 3 is to X: 4/36 = 3/X --> 4*X = 3*36. Divide both sides by 4, to solve for X = 27.
is over of = percent of 100
is/of=%/100
What is 10% of 40.
is = x
x/40 = 10/100
cross mulitply 40*10= 400/100=4 x=4
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900 x 8 in , 2ft in cubic inches, guessing