Answer:the height of the flagpole is 27.12 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
The wire makes an angle with the ground and forms a right angle triangle with the flag pole. The length of the wire represents the hypotenuse of the right angle triangle. The height of the flag pole and the ground distance from the wire represents the adjacent and opposite sides respectively.
To determine the height of the flagpole, x we would apply Pythagoras theorem which is expressed as
Hypotenuse² = opposite side² + adjacent side²
31² = x² + 15²
x² = 961 - 225 = 736
x = √736. = 27.12 ft
M-(M x 0.16) and M-(.84) because the first one you need to multiply to find what 16% of m is then subtract that by m for the second one you subtract.
Answer:
The answer would be m.
Step-by-step explanation:
The point would be (7,1) If you look at the top two points, (3,5) and (10,5) You can see that the y coordinates are the same. They are both 5. So on the bottom left (0,1) we know that are n will be 1 . Now we have to figure out m. If we look on the top (3,5) (10,5) We can see from the x's 10 and 3, that they are a distance of 7 apart. Since our bottom left hand corner is (0,1) If we add 7 to 0 we get 7. That makes m equal 7
30 quarters because you times 6 by 5 and that equals 30 than you divine that by 4 and that 7.5
Let's first turn all the words into numbers:
Two and four tenths = 2.4
One and six tenths = 1.6
Four and one tenth = 4.1
Now lets represent "a number" as x.
Then translate the wording into a linear equation:
Simplify and isolate the variable:
Divide by 0.8
x>1.375 or x>1 3/8
