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Pay attention to the given angles.
We know that a circle is equal to 360 degrees.
We know two angles, and the other 2 are the same measure.
170+44= 214
Subtract that from 360, since that is what the circle equals.
360-214= 146
Divide that by two, since there are 2 equal angles left.
146/2= 73
<DOB= 73 degrees.
You were correct, so good work!
I hope this helps!
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C looks like the smartest answer to go with.
Answer:
23,203.1
Step-by-step explanation:
Generally, an odometer measures distance traveled during the usage life cycle of a car. It is necessary to say the distance is measured cumulatively.
Now, to get the value the odometer will be reading after the trip, we need to add the present reading of the odometer to the new distance to be traveled.
Thus, the reading of the odometer after the trip will be 22900.6 + 302.5 = 23,203.1
Answer:
the answer is 5/6
Step-by-step explanation:
A <u>triangle</u> is an example of a class of <em>figures</em> referred to as <em>plane shapes</em>. It has <u>three</u> straight <u>sides</u> and <u>three</u> internal <u>angles</u> which sum up to
. The <em>measures</em> of the internal <u>angles</u> of the <u>triangle</u> given in the question are A =
, B =
, and C =
.
A <u>triangle</u> is an example of a class of <em>figures</em> referred to as <em>plane shapes</em>. It has <u>three</u> straight <u>sides</u> and <u>three</u> internal <u>angles</u> which sum up to
.
Considering the given question, let the <u>sides</u> of the triangle be: a = 6 km, b = 6.5 km, and c = 7 km.
Apply the <em>Cosine rule</em> to have:
=
+
- 2ab Cos C
So that;
=
+
- 2(6 * 6.5) Cos C
49 = 36 + 42.25 - 78Cos C
78 Cos C = 78.25 - 49
= 29.25
Cos C = 
= 0.375
C =
0.375
= 67.9757
C = 
Apply the <em>Sine rule</em> to determine the <u>value</u> of B,
= 
= 
SIn B = 
= 0.861
B =
0.861
= 59.43
B = 
Thus to determine the value of A, we have;
A + B + C = 
A +
+
= 
A =
- 127.4
= 52.6
A = 
Therefore the <u>sizes</u> of the <em>internal angles</em> of the triangle are: A =
, B =
, and C =
.
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