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3 years ago

Whats the measure of the angles (SHOW YOUR WORK so I can understand)

Mathematics

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evablogger [386]3 years ago

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Answer:

Angle DEB: 52

Angle ADB: 30

Angle CBE: 52

Angle BEC: 38

Step-by-step explanation:

Angle DEB = 52 because triangles' angles must add up to 180. Angle ADB is 30 because it is complementary to angle BDE. Angle CBE is 52 because angle BEC is complementary to BED which is 52 degrees to BEC is 38 degrees. since the angles add up to 180, and C is 90, CBE is 52. Finally, BEC is 38 because it is complementary to BED.

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Expressing some quantities in terms of other(s) comes in handy to understand the behavior of the situations often modeled by those functions.

Our problem tells us about the smith family orchard, where the average yield per apple tree is 150 apples when the number of trees per acre is 100 (or less). But the average yield per tree decreases when more than 100 trees are planted. The rate of decrease is 1 for each additional tree is planted

Let's call x the number of trees planted per acre in a single growing season. We have two conditions when modeling: when x is less than 100, the average yield per apple tree (Ay) is (fixed) 150.

$Ay(x)=150\ ,\ x\leqslant 100$

When x is more than 100:

$Ay(x)=150-x\ ,\ 100< x\leqslant 150$

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We are asked what happens if the number of trees per acre was doubled, but we don't know what the original number was. Let's make it x=60

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Part 2

The total yield is computed as

Y(x)=x.Ay(x)

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$Y(x)=150x\ ,\ x\leqslant 100$

$Y(x)=150x-x^2\ ,\ 100< x\leqslant 150$

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$Y'(x)=150\ ,\ x\leqslant 100$

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