I'm guessing these are regular polygons so... here goes.... 11. angle 1 is (8-2)*180= 1080 then divide that by 8 (how many angles there are ) to get 135. angle 2 is 360/8 (the sum of the exterior angle is always 360) which is 45 and multiply it by 2 (because the two polygons are stuck together) to get 90.
12. it says 2 squares so angle 4 is definitely 90. angles 3 and 5 would be 45 because it's an isosceles right triangle meaning that 1 angle is 90 and that the total of the other two angles would be 90 as a triangle angle sum is 180 and since it's isosceles just divide 90 by 2 because the 2 angles are the same getting 45for angles 3 and 5.
13. the triangle includes 2 exterior angles so...360 divided by 8 = 45 (this is the measure of each exterior angle of the polygon)
45 x 2 cause as I said it includes 2 exterior angles to get 90. it's a triangle so 180 (the sum of angles in triangle) minus 90 to get 90. so 1 and 2 are both 45 and 3 is 90
Answer:
11 weeks
Step-by-step explanation:
She bought the watch for $149
And paid $50 immediately.
She has $149-$50 left, which gives $99
If she pays $9 each week,
In two weeks, she would be paid $9+$9=$18
In three weeks $9+$9+$9=$27 then it will take her 99/9 weeks to pay off the watch
99/9
It will take her $11 to pay off the watch
Answer: 75
15 multiplied by 5 (how many times it takes 20 to get to 100) gives us 75 :)
Consider the attached picture. It represents a vector, centered in the origin with angle 41.7 degrees, and a circumference with radius 25, centered in the origin.
As you can see, the horizontal and vertical components of the vector correspond to the lengths of segments OD and OC, respectively.
You might recognize this scenario from you trigonometry class: if the circle had radius 1, we would have
Since the circle has radius 25, we have to scale those coordinates:
Okay, so...
For the first slot, pick the first box.
For the second slot, pick the last box.
