First you have to multiply both sides by -5 which means you will multiply -5 by 6, -5 by k/5, and -5 by 9... So it should look like: -5×6+-5×k/5=-5+9.. after that.. it should look like -40+k=-45.. because the 5's in k/5 cancel out.. so then it should now look like k=-45+30... you subtract.. and k=-15
Well, the answer to this question is 55 degrees.
In this whole line intercept, the total number of degrees is 360 degrees and if 55 plus 55 equals to 110, then to solve the missing two angles, we can just subtract 110 from 360 which equals to 250 and lastly, we have to divide 250 by 2 which is 125.
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p</span><span> is a </span>factor<span> of the </span>constant<span> and </span><span>
q</span><span> is a </span>factor<span> of the leading </span>coefficient<span>.</span>
x =14
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
11. By inscribed angle theorem:
12. Again by inscribed angle theorem:
64 x 100 = 6400
11 x x = 11x
I’ll solve this out for you
11x = 6400
Divide 11 from both sides
x = 581.8
Hope this helps!