For all of these answers, the equation used was (AB + CD)/2 = EF
1.12+24=36 36/2=18
2. 21 + 35 = 56 56/2 = 28
3. (7 + EF)/2 = 9
multiply by 2
7 + EF = 18
subtract 7
EF = 11
4. (AB + 32)/2 = 22
Multiply by 2
AB + 32 = 44
Subract 32
AB = 12
5. Average
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The error is in the second step. For some unknown reason, the x was dropped and the 3 was subtracted from the 7.
It should be
9x +3x + 12 = 7
12x + 12 = 7 Subtract 12 from both sides.
12x + 12 - 12 = 7 - 12 Combine
12x = -5 Divide by 12
12x/12 = -5/12
x = -5/12 or x = - 0.4167
Answer:
B. (0, 5]∪(15,30] only (15,30] contains viable rates for the hoses.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is incomplete. Find the complete question in the comment section.
For us to meet the pool maintenance company's schedule, the pool needs to fill at a combined
rate of at least 10 gallons per minute. If the inequality represents the combined rates of the hoses is 1/x+1/x-15≥10 we are to find all solutions to the inequality and identifies which interval(s) contain viable filling rates for the hoses. On simplifying the equation;



The interval contains all viable rate are values of x that are less than 30. The range of interval is (0, 5]∪(15,30]. Since the pool needs to fill at a combined rate of <em>at least 10 gallons per minute</em> for the pool to meet the company's schedule, <em>this means that the range of value of gallon must be more than 10, hence (15, 30] is the interval that contains the viable rates for the hoses.</em>
Answer:
l.h.s.
seco√(1-sin²o). (here cos²o=1-sin²o)
sec0√cos²o
seco×coso
1/coso×coso
1
r.h.s.
Answer:
73.3%
Step-by-step explanation: