Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The quadratic formula is as follows:
It is used for factoring second degree polynomials ONLY!!! That's why it's called the quadratic formula...quadratics are second degree polynomials. The a, b and c are found in the standard form of a quadratic equation:
Just plug them into the formula, but be careful with the "-4ac". Sometimes that mistakenly leads to an unwanted negative sign under you radical. Unless you are dealing with imaginary numbers, your solutions should be real.
The line GH bisects The triangle FGI meaning it divides it into two equal parts <em>(that is the definition if bisection); </em>therefore, the angles FGH and HGI are equal:
Now let us add 2 to both sides gives
subtracting 4x from both sides gives
Hence, x = 11.
The measure of FGH is
(B)
The measure of HGI is
(C)
The measure of FGI is the sum of HGI and FGH:
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Answer:
Properties are assessed for tax pruporses taking a fraction of property value and applying the tax rate.
In this case say at 11 of its value (I suposse that it means 1/11)
So the value assesed is
Applying the tax
So the amount levied is $191.25 in the case that the property is assessed at 1/11 of its value. In other case you can follow the same procedure using the respective fraction.