This problem is solely on right triangles, wherein the Pythagorean theorem may be applied. We must first find the angle of elevation of the flagpole using Tim's height and the difference between the shadow of the flagpole and Tim's distance from the flagpole. Therefore tan a = 1.65/(16.6-12.5) where a=21.68 degrees. We use this angle to determine the height of the flagpole. tan 21.68 = x/ 16.6 where x=height of flagpole=6.6 meters.
Answer:
x=3.4
Step-by-step explanation:
I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure this is the answer.
Answer:
x=47is your answer
3x-11=130(alternate angle)
3x=130+11
x=141/3=47
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given equation
Simplify it to get
We have both sides equal, if we simplify further it will result in correct equation
Regardless the value of m, the equation remains correct. It means it has <u>infinite</u> solutions
Correct choice is D