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lidiya [134]
3 years ago
8

Mike had thirty seven dollars to spend on eight books. After buying them

Mathematics
1 answer:
lubasha [3.4K]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:4.265

Step-by-step explanation:

Can it be decimal?

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XXX

{

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∘

,

21

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,

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,

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Explanation:

Case 1: The given relation applies to consecutive angles

Consecutive angles of a parallelogram add up to  

180

∘

Let  

a

and  

b

be consecutive angles (measured in degrees) such that the given relation holds:

XXX

a

=

9

b

−

30

and since  

a

+

b

=

180

→

b

=

180

−

a

XXX

a

=

9

(

180

−

a

)

−

30

=

1620

−

9

a

−

30

=

1590

−

9

a

XXX

10

a

=

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XXX

a

=

159

and

XXX

b

=

180

−

a

=

21

Case 2: The given relation applies to opposite angles

Opposite angles of a parallelogram are equal.

Let  

a

be the measure (in degrees) of the referenced opposite angles (and  

b

be the measure of the other two angles:  

a

+

b

=

180

)

We are told

XXX

a

=

9

a

−

30

Therefore

XXX

−

8

a

=

−

30

XXX

a

=

3

3

4

XXX

b

=

180

−

a

=

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1

4

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21

°

,

159

°

,

21

°

,

159

°

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x

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9

x

−

30

2

x

+

2

(

9

x

−

30

)

=

360

   

←

sum of the angles is 360°

2

x

+

18

x

−

60

=

360

20

x

=

420

x

=

21

°

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180

−

21

=

159

°

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Step-by-step explanation:

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