Answer:
a=-8
Step-by-step explanation:
38=2a+54
2a+54=38
2a+54-54=38-54
2a=-16
2a/2=-16/2
a=-8
D
XZ : YZ = 5:8
3 * XY = 27 (9*3 = 27)
3*XZ : 3*YZ = 3*5 : 3*8
SW : TW = 15 : 24
SW = 15 and TW = 24
Answer: Choice B
95 - 1080n for any integer n
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Explanation:
Notice how 1080 is a multiple of 360 since 360*3 = 1080. The other values 1450, 780 and 340 are not multiples of 360. For example 1450/360 = 4.02777 approximately. We need a whole number result to show it is a multiple.
Therefore, choice B shows subtracting off a multiple of 360 from the original angle 95. In my opinion, it would be better to write 95+360n or 95-360n to make it more clear we are adding or subtracting multiples of 360.
Choice B will find coterminal angles, but there will be missing gaps. One missing coterminal angle is 95-360 = -265 degrees. So again, 95-360n is a more complete picture. I can see what your teacher is going for though.
Answer:
$1505
Step-by-step explanation:
area = 5 x 7 = 35 m²
35 m² x $43 per m² = $1505
Answer:
The angle the wire now subtends at the center of the new circle is approximately 145.7°
Step-by-step explanation:
The radius of the arc formed by the piece of wire = 15 cm
The angle subtended at the center of the circle by the arc, θ = 68°
The radius of the circle to which the piece of wire is reshaped to = 7 cm
Let 'L' represent the length of the wire
By proportionality, we have;
L = (θ/360) × 2 × π × r
L = (68/360) × 2 × π × 15 cm = π × 17/3 = (17/3)·π cm
Similarly, when the wire is reshaped to form an arc of the circle with a radius of 7 cm, we have;
L = (θ₂/360) × 2 × π × r₂
∴ θ₂ = L × 360/(2 × π × r₂)
Where;
θ₂ = The angle the wire now subtends at the center of the new circle with radius r₂ = 7 cm
π = 22/7
Which gives;
θ₂ = (17/3 cm) × (22/7) × 360/(2 × (22/7) × 7 cm) ≈ 145.7°.
