Answer: you answer is c
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
x= 34°
y=5
Because segments AB and BC are congruent, their corresponding angles (<BAD and <BCD) would also be congruent to each other, meaning that both would be 56°.
Knowing that triangles add up to 180°, the whole triangle (ABC) would then have 2 angles that are 56° and the top angle (<ABC) would be 68°
Splitting those in half ( because <ABD and <CBD are congruent), each would be 34° (thus x=34°)
Looking now at the two separate triangles (ABD and CBD), we can determine that both <BDA and <BDC are 90° (right angles) because 180-34-56=90°.
Therefore, since both triangles have all congruent angles, both triangles are the same! So, since segment AD=5, segment CD would also be 5 (y=5).
Answer:
75
Step-by-step explanation:
75 times 60 divided by 100 is 45 and 45 is the amount that were well done
Answer: Rate > 12 miles/day
x > 12
She must run more than 12 miles each day
Mona wants to run more than 60 miles this week. She ran a total of 24 miles during the first 4 days of the week. Which number line represents the number of miles Mona must run each day if she wants to meet her goal?
answer choices
x ≥ 10
x = 12
x > 10
x > 12
Step-by-step explanation:
To complete more than 60 miles a week.
After running 24 miles during the first 4 days
We are left with (7-4) days = 3 days
And also,
(60-24) miles to complete the weekly target
> 36 miles (more than 36miles)
Therefore, the number of miles needed to cover per day in the next 3 days is given as.
Rate > distance/time
Rate > 36miles/3days
Rate > 12 miles/day
Answer:
a. 25%
b. $1560
c. $130
Step-by-step explanation:
a.
If 75% is paid by company, the rest is paid by Ruth.
Out of 100%, 75% is paid by company, so Ruth pays 100 - 75 = 25%
b.
Per year, the total amount paid is 6240, but Ruth pas 25% of this. So,
25% = 0.25
To get the answer, we multiply 0.25 with 6240.
0.25 * 6240 = 1560
So, $1560 is paid by Ruth annually.
c.
Since 1560 is paid annually (in 12 months), each month Ruth has to pay:
1560/12 = $130
Hence, $130 is deducted each month from her paycheck
