The value of x that makes m║n is 40°
<h3>Line of transverse on parallel lines: </h3>
In geometry, the line that intersects two straight lines at distinct points is known as a transversal.
<h3>Corresponding angles: </h3>
The angles that are formed when two parallel lines are intersected by a third line i.e a transversal are corresponding angles.
Note:
Two corresponding angles are formed by a transversal with two parallel lines that are equal
Here we have
The angle made by the intersecting line with line m is 120°
And the angle made by the same line with line n is 3x°
Let us assume that m║n
From above observations
The given angle are corresponding angles
=> 3x° = 120°
=> x° = 40°
Therefore,
The value of x that makes m║n is 40°
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For this question it is the difference of two perfect squares. This means your final answer will be (2x - 5)(2x + 5). This answer is not listed so it would be none of the above.
After review, B technically works because it is the difference of two perfect squares. This allows you to take the square root of each term while ignoring the sign and then place that back in with the original sign.
7(thousands)
8(hundreds)
5(tens)
4(ones)
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2(tenths)
0(hundredths)
9(thousandths)
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Answer:
3x
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Probability: = 0.5 = 50%
Step-by-step explanation:
Based on the question one coin is chosen at random and tossed. That coin then lands and is heads. Since the coin landed on heads we can <u>eliminate the possibility</u> of the coin that was chosen being the coin with double tails.
The following possibilities are that the coin has double heads or is a regular coin with both tails and heads. Seeing as the coin landed on heads, there are only two possible out comes for the other side of the coin
The other side is either Heads or Tails. That gives us a 50% chance of the other side being tails.
= 0.5 = 50%
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