Hmm, let's see. Well a triangle's dimensions add up to 180. If both sides given add up to 14. Simply subtract 180 by 14. You get, 166. If I'm wrong, feel free to correct me on that :)
Answer:
I answered the question according to "ASA" Angle, side, angle
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Answer:
m<NQS = 32°
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
m<BQS = 80°
m<BQN = 48°
Required:
m<NQS
SOLUTION:
Angle BQN and angle NQS are adjacent angles having a common line, QN, and a common corner point, Q.
Therefore:
m<BQN + m<NQS = m<BQS (angle addition postulate)
48° + m<NQS = 80° (substitution)
m<NQS = 80 - 48° (Subtraction of 48 from each side)
m<NQS = 32°
30in I know that because I just did this .this is EASY!
Answer:
c. $3866
Step-by-step explanation:
Put 8 where n is and do the arithmetic.
A(8) = $3300(1.02^8) = $3386
