Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. the measure for HJ you can already see, start from h and draw a line to J. The measure shows 63 degrees.
2. start at F and draw a line to G first. the measure shows 65 degrees. Now continue the line from where you stopped at G, to H. There's no measure but you can see it is in a semicircle. A semicircle is 180 degrees andthe other two angles are 63 and 65.
So...
180=63+65+GH
subtract to get GH
180-63-65= 52
so the measure GH is 52 degrees. The full measure you are trying to find is FGH thought. So ad the 65 and the 52.
FGH =117 degrees.
3. The meaure is CDE. CD as you can see is a right angles, so 90 degrees. But there is no measure for DE. If you look to the angle vertical from DE which is BA. It measures 40 degrees. DE and BA are vertical so they are congruent. If DE equals 40 and CD equals 90, put them together and you get 130.
CDE= 130 degrees
4. Next measure is BCD. We already know CD is a 90 degree angle but BC is blank. You can see the measure BCD is in a semi circle. A semicircle equals 180, CD equals 90, and BA equals 40
so...
180= 90+40+BC
so subtract
180-90-40= 50
BC =50
so add BC=50 and CD=90. SO, BCD is 140 degrees.
5.The angle LMN is next. MN is 30 but LM is blank. LMN is in a semi circle.
A semicircle is 180 degrees.
so...
180=105+30+LM
subtract
180-105-30=45
LM = 45
Add LM=45 and MN=30
LMN is 75 degrees.
6.The last angle is LNP
If you look at it MP is a semi circle, so 180 degrees. And LM is 45 from our last question. so 180 +45=225
LNP=225
hope this helps
Answer:
29 goes after 27
Step-by-step explanation:
the patern is add 2, then add 7, repeat
The answer should be:
(x-4)^2 + (y+3)^2 = 6.25
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Simplifying the expression gives 13/ 36
<h3>How to solve the expression</h3>
Given;
1/4(1-2/3)^2+1/3
Represented as;
Take the LCM of the bracket
Find the square
Find the LCM
1 + 12/36
13/ 36
Thus, simplifying the expression gives 13/ 36
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It is already rounded to the nearest hundreth. .5 is a tenth, .06 is a hundreth.
