Okay, so your scale rectangle has a length of l = 8.2 cm. The actual triangle has a length of L = 41 cm. What is the scale factor? You find out by dividing the scale rectangle l from the actual rectangle L.
41 cm / 8.2 cm = 5
The scale factor is 5. That means the actual rectangle is exactly 5 times bigger than the scale rectangle. Now finding the width is easy! If the width of the scale rectangle is 2.1 cm and the scale factor is 5, you just multiply them together!
2.1 cmx 5 = 10.5 cm
The width of the actual rectangle is 10.5 cm! Hope that helps!
<span>the space (usually measured in degrees) between two intersecting lines or surfaces at or close to the point where they meet</span>
This equation can be set up letting x be the hourly rate:40x+1.5x(52-40)=638 [40 times the rate, plus 1.5 times the rate for the hours over 40 equals the pay]40x+78x-60x=63858x=638x=11 hourly rate is $11/hr
First find how many numbers are between the two by subtracting
4400 - 3400 = 1000
now to find half way between the two divide 1000 by 2
1000/2 = 500
so the number between the two is 500 +3400 and 4400-500
which is 3900
The answer is 12. Thanks (;