No triangle 60+40=100 which is the same as one side
Answer:
C. 139°
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
m<A = 62°
m<B = 77°
Required:
Find m<1
Solution:
Since ∆ABC is similar to ∆DEF, therefore:
<A ≅ <D, which means m<D = 62°
<B ≅ <E, which means m<E = 77°
<C ≅ <F
Therefore, based on exterior angle theorem:
m<1 = m<D + m<E
m<1 = 62° + 77° (substitution)
m<1 = 139°
Answer:
120Million
Step-by-step explanation:
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<span>If you know 2 sides and an included angle, the area formula is:
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<span>Area = ½ • side 1 • sine (A) • side 2
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<span>Area = ½ • 2 * sine (60) * sq root (2)
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<span>Area =sine (60) * sq root (2)
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<span>The sine of 60 degrees = sq root (3) / 2
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Area = sq root (6) / 2
Let the original profits be $x. 5% increase in profits will give us:
105/100×x=$1.05x
3% reduction in new profits ill give us the latest amount to be:
97/100×1.05x
=$1.0185x
comparing our new profits to our original amount of $x we shall have new percentage increase to be:
(1.0185x-x)/x×100
=1.85%
Thus our final increase 1.85%
