Answer:
33°
Step-by-step explanation:
We were given that:
1- The angles of a triangle add up to 180 degrees
2- The second angle is 15 degrees larger than the smallest angle
3- The third angle is 3 times as big as the smallest angle
So, first of all, let's call the smallest angle x.
the second angle will be (x + 15°) since it is 15 degrees greater than the smallest angle
and the third will be 3x, since it is 3 times bigger than the smallest angle.
With the information we have, we can form an equation!
180° = x + (x+ 15°) + 3x
180° = 5x + 15°
180° - 15° = 5x + 15° - 15°
165° = 5x
165°/5 = 5x/5
33° = x
therefore, the smallest angle measures 33° degrees, the second angle measures 48° and the third angle measures 99°.
99° + 33° + 48° = 180°
so it is safe to say this answer is correct!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1. y = -2x + 7
2. Graph it (Mark (0, 7) or 7 on the y axis and go over one, down two, mark it and draw a line through both)
3. -2y = -x + 6
4. divide entire equation by 2 to isolate y
5. -y = -x + 3
6. multiply entire equation by -1 to make it positive
7. y=x+3
8. graph it (Mark (0,3) and go over one, down one, mark it and draw a line through both new points)
9. Where the lines intersect is your answer
10 I think..I might be wrong
To answer this question you will use the formula for circumference of a circle to find how far around one revolution is.
C = pi x d
3.14 x 32
C = 100.48 feet
Multiply the distance around one time by 4.3 to get the distance traveled in one revolution and then multiply it by 3 for the 3 minutes.
100.48 x 4.3 x 3 = 1296.19 feet
This is approximate and is closest to answer choice D.
Answer:
A maximum of 43 students and 11 teachers can go to the trip.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since a group of teachers and students will take a bus trip to a museum, and each teacher will lead a group of no more than 4 students, and the bus can hold a maximum of 54 teachers and students, to determine the possible numbers of teachers and students who can go on the trip, the following calculation must be performed:
4 + 1 = 5
54/5 = X
10.8 = X
10 x 4 = 40
10 x 1 = 10
4 - 1 = 3
Therefore, a maximum of 43 students and 11 teachers can go to the trip.
