Two angles are complementary when their sum is equal to 90°.
So, ( 2x + 39 ) + ( 7x - 21 ) = 90°
9x + 18° = 90°
x = 8°
Putting value of x in the angles given :
( 2x + 39 )° = 2(8°) + 39° = 55°.
( 7x - 21 )° = 7(8°) - 21° = 35°.
Therefore, the angles are 55° and 35°.
Hence, this is the required solution.
You have 3 unknowns: a, b, and c. That means you have to have 3 equations to solve for the values of them. 3 unknowns needs 3 different equations. We will use the first 3 points in the table and thank God that one of them has an x value of 0. We will replace the x and y in the general form of the quadratic with the x and y from the table, 3 times, to find each variable. Watch how it works. We will start with (0, 15).

. That gives us right away that c = 15. We will do the same thing again with the second value in the table along with the fact that c = 15 to get an equation in a and b.

which simplifies to
4a+2b=.5. Now do the same for the third set of coordinates from the table.

which simplifies down to
16a+4b=2. Solve those simultaneously. Multiply the first bolded equation by -4 and then add that one to the second bolded one.

gives us
-16a-8b=-2. Add that to the second bolded equation and the a terms cancel out giving us -4b=0 so b = 0. Subbing that back in we solve for a: 16a+4(0)=2 and 16a = 2. Therefore, a = 1/8. The quadratic then is
Answer:
56 music files
Step-by-step explanation:
From the above question:
Let the number of music files
Arely has = x
Valerie has = y
Arely has 4 fewer than twice as many music files as Valerie.
x = 2y - 4
They have a combined number of 86 music files.
x + y = 86
We substitute 2y - 4 for x in the above equation
2y - 4 + y = 86
3y - 4 = 86
3y = 86 + 4
3y = 90
Divide both sides by 3
3y/3 = 90/3
y = 30
Hence, Valerie has 30 music files.
The number of music files that Arely has is calculated as:
x = 2y - 4
x = 2(30) - 4
x = 60 - 4
x = 56
Arely has 56 music files
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half of 6 is 3 and you can't evenly divided 7 by 2 so you would say that
3.5
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7
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