(9)
<em>x</em> ° = 1/2 (130° - 30°) = 50°
(due to a theorem about intersecting secants/tangents)
(11) The labeled angle subtends a minor arc of meaure 120°, which means the larger arc has a measure of 360° - 120° = 240°. Then
<em>x</em> ° = 1/2 (240° - 120°) = 60°
(due to the same theorem)
(13) The labeling here is a bit confusing. I'm not sure what the 70° is referring to. It occurs to me that it might be info from a different exercise, so that <em>y </em>° is the measure of the angle made by the tangent to the circle with a vertex of the pentagon, and <em>x</em> ° is the measure of each arc that passes over an edge of the pentagon.
Each arc makes up 1/5 of the circle's circumferece, so
<em>x</em> ° = 360°/5 = 72°
The pentagon is regular, so each of its interior angles have the same measure of 108°. (Why 108°? Each exterior angle measures 360°/5 = 72°, since the exterior angles sum to 360°. Interior and exterior angles are supplementary, so the interior angles measure 180° - 72° = 108° each.)
The angles formed by the tangent to the circle are supplementary, so that
<em>y</em> ° + 108° + <em>y</em> ° = 180°
2<em>y</em> ° = 72°
<em>y</em> ° = 36°
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
5/3=1/n(do cross multiplication)
3*1=5*n
3=5n
3/5=n
If x=width, then the equation would be:
x(x+10)=20,000
The length is 10 meters longer than the width(x), so the length is x+10.
To get the area(20,000) you multiply width by length, hence x(x+10).
Hope this helps.
Answer; $1
Explanation 3 divided by 3
It's 5/2 not simplified and 2.5 simplified
