<span>An obtuse angle is any angle greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees.
We have 2 angles, one of x degrees, and the other of 2x degrees. Their sum is 3x degrees, and this must be in the range that defines an obtuse angle. Therefore:
90 < 3x < 180, and dividing all by 3, we get
30 < x < 60, and multiplying by 2 gives
60 < 2x < 120, which the range of possible degrees for the larger angle.</span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Depends on the tree.
If it's like a pine or spruce, then I would use maybe 2 inches lattitude. If it's really leafy with big leaves, perhaps a little more lattitude is needed, like maybe 1/2 a foot.
It also depends on the season. Unless the pine or spruce is covered with snow, I wouldn't change the latitude. If it is covered with snow, knock the snow off.
For something like a maple in winter, I'd reduce the latitude to 3 inches......
It's quadratic
(3x+4)(-2x-3)
expand using FOIL:
-6x^2-14x-12=0
remember -6x^2 term means its quadratic since it's powered by 2
Answer:
264
Step-by-step explanation:
to find one hour
110÷5=22 per hour
12×22=264
10 2/3 inches=32/3 inches
8 3/4 inches= 35/4 inches
Find the common denominator, in this case, 12.
128/12 inches is Carla's plant
105/12 inches is Yolanda's plant.
128/12 > 105/12. Therefore, Carla's plant is taller than Yonlanda's
