300; Since EF is the only segment not included in FHE, just subtract the 60 degrees there from 360 to get the sum of the rest of the circle
360-60 = 300
Hopefully this is right, i'm a little rusty on geometry
Answer: 60
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the side lengths of the rectangular pan be m and n. It follows that (m-2) (n-2)=
So, since haf of the brownie pieces are in the interior. This gives 2 (m-2) (n-2) =mn
mn- 2m - 2n- 4 = 0
Then Adding 8 to both sides and applying, we obtain (m-2) (n-2) =8
Since now, m and n are both positive, we obtain (m,n) = (5,12), (6,8) (up to ordering). By inspection, 5. 12 = 60
which maximizes the number of brownies in total which is the greatest number.
Hope that helped! =)
Answer:
18.0 cm to 1 decimal point.
Step-by-step explanation:
First work out the unknown side (s) of the right triangle using the Pythagoras theorem:
s^2 = 13^2 - 5^2
= 169 - 25 = 144
s = sqrt 144 = 12 cm.
Now consider the other triangle:
s = 12
The missing angle = 180 - 65 - 40 = 75 degrees.
By the Sine Rule:
x / sin 75 = 12 / sin40
x = 12 sin 75 / sin 40
= 18.03
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Answer:
can you show the picture plz
8 1/4
Are you sure this is middle school