Reading the question carefully, "<span>He draws the diameter of the circle through center P using a straight edge. Next he opens his compass to a width equivalent to the radius of the circle." - that implies that Mateo is still in the process of drawing the circle by which the equilateral is inscribed to.
The next steps should be:
*He should draw the upper and lower arcs using the compass opened to a width equivalent to the radius of the sircle.
*Make a vertical diameter using centroid P as basis.
*Draw two right triangles facing the opposite directions using the top most point by which the vertical diameter of the circle touches the top most circumference of the circle.
Doing these steps, Mateo will be able to draw an equilateral triangle inscribed in a circle.
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Answer:
The points that intercepts are (4,4) that's what I got. I hope that helps you.
Answer:
<h3>The ratio of technicians to all helpers is 11 : 7, or

or 11 to 7.</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
- Given that there are 7 ushers and 11 technicians helping at the Harper Middle School fall play.
- Let x be the number of ushers ( or helpers ).
- Therefore x=7 helpers.
- Let y be the number of technicians.
- Therefore y=11 technicians.
<h3>To find the ratio of technicians to all helpers :</h3>
That is to find the ratio of y to x.
We can write the ratio of technicians to all ushers(helpers) as y : x
Which implies that 11 : 7, (since y=11 and x=7)
Or
or 11 to 7
<h3>The ratio of technicians to all helpers is 11 : 7, or

or 11 to 7</h3>
You do mass divided by density
Answer:
m<CDE=66 degrees.
Step-by-step explanation:
(1) Extend the segment DC so it intersects with line BA. Call the intersection F.
(2) Consider triangle BCF. In here, we are given m<ABC=24 deg. Since m<BCD = 90 deg, we known that m<BCF = 90 deg. Knowing two angles in the triangle BCF lets us determine the rhird angle m<BFC = 180-90-24 = 66 deg.
(3) Because of the fact that AB || DE and the fact that line DF intersects AB and DE, the angles <BFC and <CDE are congruent. Therefore m<CDE=66 deg.