Answer: price of total notebooks = p(a+b+c) or pa+pb+pc= price of total notebooks
Step-by-step explanation:
you have to add all the number of notebooks or a b and c and then multiply it by the price of each notebook. there are multiple ways to do this but those are the ways I could think of.
if a=2, b=3 and c=6 then you have to add 2+3+6 to equal 11 then multiply 11 by the price of each notebook, say p=$4.50 your equation would be 4.50*11 which is $49.50, and that would be the total of all the notebooks. these numbers metaphorical of course, but hope that puts it into perspective.
Let s represent the short side of the triangle. The long sides of the triangle are each s+1, and the triangle's perimeter is
... s + (s+1) + (s+1) = 3s+2
The length of one side of the square is s-2, and its perimeter is 4 times that, 4(s-2) = 4s-8. The square and triangle have the same perimeter, so
... 3s+2 = 4s-8
... 10 = s . . . . . . . . add 8-3s to both sides
The length of the shorter side of the triange is 10 units.
By geometrical inspection we have:
M4 = 30
Then the angle M6 can be determined from the fact that you have a rectangle triangle (345) that has an angle of 90 and another of 30. The missing angle measures:
180-90-30 = 60 = M3
Then to find M6 we have
M3 + 60 + M6 = 180
M6 = 180-60-M3
M6 = 180-60-60
M6 = 60
answer:
M4 = 30
M6 = 60
