You can use the Pythagorean theorem, a^2+b^2=c^2, to solve this.
b= square-root of (c^2)-(a^2)
b= square-root of (9^2)-(2^2)
b= 8.77.... which in the exact form is square root of 77.
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Answer:
109°
Step-by-step explanation:
You always start a problem by taking a careful look at the information given and how it relates to what is asked. Here, the key information is in the symbols marking the lines PQ and RS. They are parallel.
This means segments QR and PS are transversals. Marked angle 41° will be an "alternate interior angle" with angle TPQ, so angle TPQ is also 41°.
The desired angle, PTR, is an exterior angle to ΔQTP, so its measure is the sum of remote interior angles TQP (68°) and TPQ (41°). That is, ...
∠PTR = ∠TQP +∠TPQ = 68° +41°
∠PTR = 109°
Answer:
and 
the intersection points.
Step-by-step explanation:
Intersection point of two functions is a common point which satisfies both the functions.
Given functions are,
For a common point of these functions,
For 
,
For 
,
Therefore, and the intersection points.
Answer:
= 49
Answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
Solution:-
Length of the road = 5 miles
Distance between every two streetlights = 1/10 miles
Total number of streetlights placed on the new road = 5 ÷ 1/10
= 5*10
= 50 streetlights
As there is already a streetlight at the beginning of the new road, so the number streetlights will be = 50 - 1
