The distance between Branch A and Branch B is given by the Pythagoras theorem
AB² = (Vertical Distance)² + (Horizontal Distance)²
AB² = (4-1)² + (1 - -3)²
AB² = 3² + 4²
AB² = 9 + 16
AB² = 25
AB = 5
BC² = (Vertical distance)² + (Horizontal distance)²
BC² = (-2 - 4)² + (5-1)²
BC² = (-6)² + (4)²
BC² = 36 + 16
BC² = 52
BC = 7.21
Half way of BC = 7.21 ÷ 2 = 3.6 miles
Total distance travelled from A to B and then halfway from B to C is 3.6+5 = 8.6 miles
13.984 rounded to the nearest tenth is 14
.984 is closer to 1 than to .9, so we have to round up.
The answer is D. Because the deeper you go in the ocean the colder it gets, and it also gets higher salinity.
Answer:
56 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
We know that the angle TWR must be 90 degrees because TWK is 90 degrees and the two angles msut add up to 180. Since we know that TWR=90 degrees and since LWR=34 degrees we do 90-34 so angle 2=56 degrees.
