Trigonometry can be used to determine the height of a cell phone tower by using SOH CAH TOA or the Pythagorean theorem. If you look at it as a right triangle you can figure out how tall the tower is. If an angle is given (not a 90°angle) and the value of a side you can figure out all of the sides on the theoretical right triangle. Including the height of the tower.
Use the distributive property.
3(6 + x) = 24
18 + 3x = 24
3x = 6
x = 2
Let X = science homework.
Then math homework would be 3x ( three times as long).
Now you have math plus science = 64 minutes:
x + 3x = 64
Combine like terms:
4x = 64
Divide both sides by 4:
x = 64 / 4
x = 16
He spent 16 minutes on science and 48 minutes on math.
Answer:
R
Step-by-step explanation:
if you look at it 0 is the first one then count up by tens Q would 48 because it’s before 50 so 50 is right next to Q so then R is before 60 and after 50 so R is 58/100
Given:
Diameter of outer circle = 20 inches.
We need to find the Area of the outer circle to get the radius of the inner circle.
Area = πr²
Outer circle Area = 3.14 * (10in)² = 314 in²
314 in² * 64% probability = 200.96 in² Area of the inner circle.
200.96 in² = 3.14 * r²
200.96 in² / 3.14 = r²
64 in² = r²
√64 in² = √r²
8 in = r
radius of inner circle is 8 inches.
