Answer:
42(10)+56(5)
420+280
700$ profit
Step-by-step explanation:
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Before we answer the question we must first:
1. Assess what we have so far.
2. Know what we need to find.
3. Solve.
4. Conclude.
Step 1: What we have so far.
*Mt. Everest's height in meters (m) = <span>8847m
Step 2: What we need to find.
*</span>Mt. Everest's height in centimeters (cm) = ?
Step 3: Solve.
*Centi means 100.
*1m = 100cm
Conversion process:
8847m x 100cm/1m <--- we need to multiply Mt. Everest's height to 100cm/1m first because our first agenda is to remove (m) from the value.
8847 x 100cm <--- this will be our working solution.
884,700cm <--- Answer
Step 4: Conclusion.
After successfully doing the steps above, we can now conclude that the height of Mt. Everest in centimeters is: 884,700cm
Answer:
- 109°, obtuse
- 131°, obtuse
- 53°, acute
- 124°, obtuse
Step-by-step explanation:
You are exected to know the relationships of angles created where a transversal crosses parallel lines.
- Corresponding angles are equal (congruent).
- Adjacent angles are supplementary, as are any linear pair.
- Opposite interior (or exterior) angles are equal (congruent).
The appearance of the diagram often gives you a clue.
You also expected to know the name (or category) of angles less than, equal to, or greater than 90°. Respectively, these are <em>acute</em>, <em>right</em>, and <em>obtuse</em> angles.
1. Adjacent angles are supplementary. The supplement of the given angle is 109°, so x will be obtuse.
2. Opposite exterior angles are equal, so y will be 131°. It is obtuse.
3. Opposite interior angles are equal, so w will be 53°. It is acute.
4. Corresponding angles are equal, so x will be 124°. It is obtuse.
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