Two ratios that are equivalent are the same in value. We call these equivalent ratios. To find an equivalent ratio multiply or divide both of the numbers by a common number (or same number), this would be the exact same when finding equivalent fractions as well.
An explanation for this is that a straight line has a angle degree value of 180. Therefore if you draw the line that creates a 139 degree angle, the rest of the line would have an angle measurement of what is left of the 180 degrees. So to get x you would start with the 180 degree straight line value and subtract the 139 degrees of the line that divides it. so equation is:
180 - 139 = x
And and you get 41 degrees.
(To word this another way the two angles of x and 139 have to add up to the straight line of 180 degrees. Therefore another equation could be:
139 + x = 180
which is basically the same equation but might be easier explanation for some to understand.)
questions 7 and 8 are the same but instead of straight line with 180 degrees, you start with right angle with 90 degrees. Therefore x and the 18 degree angle have to add up to 90 degrees making an equation of:
x + 18 = 90
Or
x = 90 - 18
answer would be
x = 7w
Answer:
8x; x ≤ $23.75
Step-by-step explanation:
You have to buy 8 trains with 190 dollars. You can't use more money or have more trains.
8x ≤ 190
Divide by 8 on both sides.
x ≤ $23.75 per train
Your welcome!
Kayden Kohl
8th Grade Student
The answer would be choice (3) (4.2)! It’s the intersection point of both lines.
