Answer:
The measure of the shortest side is 851 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
x ----> the measure of the shortest side
y ---> the measure of the middle side
z ---> the measure of the longest side
we know that
The perimeter of triangle is equal to


so
----> equation A
the shortest side measures 71 mi less than the middle side
so
----> equation B
the longest side measures 372 mi more the the middle side
so
----> equation C
substitute equation B and equation C in equation A

solve for y

Find the value of x

therefore
The measure of the shortest side is 851 miles
The common ratio is the current number divided by the previous. So the ratio is 1/2
The sequence is 12, 6, 3, 3/2, 3/4 ...
You can obtain any number multiplying the previous number times 1/2.
6 = 12 *(1/2)
3 = 6*(1/2)
3/2 = 3*(1/2)
Answers:
- x = 10
- angle CAT = 126 degrees
- angle MUD = 54 degrees
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Explanation:
∠CAT and ∠MUD are supplementary, which means the angle measures add to 180. They form a straight line.
( m∠CAT ) + ( m∠MUD ) = 180
( 11x+16 ) + ( 4x+14 ) = 180
11x+16 + 4x+14 = 180
(11x+4x) + (16+14) = 180
15x+30 = 180
15x = 180-30
15x = 150
x = 150/15
x = 10
Let's find each angle based on this x value
- m∠CAT=11x+16 = 11*10+16 = 110+16 = 126 degrees
- m∠MUD=4x+14 = 4*10+14 = 40+14 = 54 degrees
Those two angles add to 126+54 = 180 to confirm we do indeed have supplementary angles, and confirm the correct answers.
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