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Given:
Tangent segment MN = 6
External segment NQ = 4
Secant segment NP =x + 4
To find:
The length of line segment PQ.
Solution:
Property of tangent and secant segment:
If a secant and a tangent intersect outside a circle, then the product of the secant segment and external segment is equal to the product of the tangent segment.
Subtract 16 from both sides.
Divide by 4 on both sides.
The length of line segment PQ is 5 units.
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Answer: 13,011.11 dollars</h3>
note: remember to take the comma out or ignore it. I put it in there to help make the number more readable
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Explanation:
Let x be the value of the sale in dollars.
x-1900 represents the leftover amount that is over 1900
eg: if x = 2200, then x-1900 = 2200-1900 = 300 is the the leftover amount
taking 9% of (x-1900) leads to the expression 0.09(x-1900) and this expression must be 1000 since this is the extra amount of money the salesman needs (he already has $1000 in base pay)
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Solve for x
0.09(x-1900) = 1000
x-1900 = 1000/0.09
x-1900 = 11,111.11111 approximately
x = 11,111.11111 + 1900
x = 13011.1111
x = 13,011.11 rounding to the nearest cent
Answer:
3:2:25 is the correct answer
Step-by-step explanation:
hope this helps .
t > 35 and t <40
So, Option A is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is the question of compound inequality
Since the temperature of milk should be greater than 35 and the temperature should be less than 40 for keeping the quality of milk.
So, Representing it in inequality the union of both conditions we get:
t > 35 and t <40
So, Option A is correct.
Keywords: Inequalities
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