AE = AC = 4
m<CAB = 60 (equilateral triangle)
m<CAE = 90 (square)
m<BAE = 150 (= 60 + 90)
Triangle BAE is isosceles since AB = AE;
therefore, m<AEB = m<ABE.
m<AEB + m<ABE + m<BAE = 180
m<AEB + m< ABE + 150 = 180
m<AEB + m<AEB = 30
m<AEB = 15
In triangle ABE, we know AE = AB = 4;
we also know m<BAE = 150, and m<AEB = 15.
We can use the law of sines to find BE.
BE/(sin 150) = 4/(sin 15)
BE = (4 sin 150)/(sin 15)
BE = 7.727
Hey there <span>angelinarigole!
Question:
</span><span>To find the unit rate for $182
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14feet
Answer:
</span><span>Divide both 182 and 14 by 14.
182</span>÷14=$13
14÷14=1
Hope this helps!
-Jayden
10^9 (Ten to the power of nine)
This is wrong.
It's supposed to be -4/15.
But try -4/5.
In a Rhombus the diagonals intersect and divides it in two equal halves.
Therefore LP = 28/2
LP = 14cm
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