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A=6 because 54/9=6
For b, the picture is not very clear and so I can’t see properly but if it says b/3 then b=45 because 15•3=45
c=11 because 23-12=11
Answer:
The correct answer is A. 15.2 units
Step-by-step explanation:
The segment AB is congruent to the segment BC eg AB≅BC Why?
We can prove it with the triangle congruent theorem, postulate side-side-angle
We are watching triangle ΔABO and triangle ΔCBO, they are congruent
first element side OB=OB - common side
second element side OA=OC=r - radius of the circle
third element angle ∡ABO≅∡CBO=90°
According to the postulate side-side-angle we can conclude that triangles
ΔABO≅ΔCBO (triangles are congruent)
If they are congruent all of their elements are also congruent and therefore also
side AB=BC => AB+BC=AC, which is chord => 7.6+7.6=15.2 units
AC= 15.2 units ( chord )
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Step-by-step explanation:
If you have two matrices:
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We have:
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And we need to express as a single matrix:
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The answer is:
It is expressed as a single matrix.
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Step-by-step explanation:
How many meters are equal to 4,581 centimeters?
100cm = 1m
4581 cm = x
Use how the placement of the decimal point changes when dividing by a power of 10 to help you
