Answer:
I think is 6,-6. Because if you multiply 6×6=36 and -6×-6=36
<span>In circle F, what is the measure of ∠ CED ?
Given mAB = mBC = mCD = 36</span>°<span>
So
</span> ∠ CED = 1/2(mCD) = 1/2(36°) = 18°
Answer:
<span>B. 18</span>°<span>
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</span><span>What is the measure of ∠GET?
</span><span>
Given mTG = 70</span>°<span>
so
<TNE = 1/2(</span>mTG) = 1/2(70°) = 35°
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Right triangle NTG , < NTE = 90</span>° and <TNE = 35°
so <TEN = 90° - 35° = 55°
<TEN = <GET = 55°
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Answer
</span><span>A. 55</span>°
Answer:
11/3 x 4/5 = 44/15 = 2 14/15
Well I know this is not linear becuase then the y-values would be going up by a constant number. So, B and C are gone. Personally, A looks a bid odd. So, If I were you I'd go with D.
Just my opinion, not 100%
The number of bananas required to make the third scale balance is 3.
<h3>What is a scale?</h3>
A scale is a tool used for weighting objects. If the objects on each side weigh the same the scale is balanced. Based on this, let's determine the possible weight of each fruit to balance the last scale.
- Scale 1 (10 bananas/ 2 pineapples)
It is known 10 bananas weigh as much as 2 apples, but to solve this problem let's assume 10 bananas weigh a total of 1000 grams.
- 10 banans = 1000 grams = each banana weighs 100 grams
- 2 pineapples = 1000 grams = each pineapple weighs 500 grams
Scale 2 ( 1 pineapple / 2 bananas, 1 apple)
Using the same imaginary weights let's find the weight of the apple.
- 1 pineapple = 500 grams
- 2 bananas = 200 grams
- 1 apple = 300 grams (500 - 200 = 300)
Scale 3 (1 apple /x )
We know 1 apple is equal to 300 grams and 1 banana is equal to 100 grams. Based on this, the number of bananas to balance the scale is 3.
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