Answer:
8-14 or -6
Step-by-step explanation:
The degenerate conic that is formed when a double cone is sliced at the ap-ex by a plane parallel to the base of the cone is a <u>Point</u>.
<h3>What degenerate conic is formed?</h3>
When a plane that is parallel to the base of a double cone is used to slice the ap-ex, the conic section formed is a circle.
Circles lead to a Point degenerate conic being formed because a single point will be formed on the double cone that separates the shape.
Find out more on degenerate conics at brainly.com/question/14276568
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m GH = 57''
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tan 39° = opposite / adjacent
tan 39° = m GH / m HJ
tan 39° * m HJ = m GH
m HJ = m GH / tan 39°
m HJ ≈ 57'' / 0.810
m HJ ≈ 70.4'' <——<span>— measure of the segment HJ</span>
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sin 39° = opposite / hypotenuse
sin 39° = m GH / m GJ
sin 39° * m GJ = m GH
m GJ = m GH / sin 39°
m GJ = 57'' / 0.629
m GJ ≈ 90.6'' <——— measure of the segment GJ
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So the perimeter is
p = m GH + m HJ + m GJ
p = 57'' + 70.4'' + 90.6''
p = 218'' <——<span>— this is the answer.</span>
I hope this helps. =)
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Answer:
You can proceed as follows:
Step-by-step explanation:
First solve the quadratic inequality
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