Answer:
Line OX = 7.09
Explanation:
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SOLUTION
Given:
Line OL is perpendicular to DX
Line DX = 13
Line PO = the hypotenuse of the larger triangle
Line PO = 10
Line BO = hypotenuse of smaller triangle
Line BO = 12
To find length of line OX, we would apply rule of similar and congruent triangles.
∆DPO = ∆XBO
<POD = <BOX
Line DP is parallel to line XB
Since length of side DX = 13
Side DX = side DO + side OX
Let side DO = x
Side OX = 13-x
(Adj of ∆DPO)/(Adj of ∆XBO) = hyp of ∆DPO/hyp of ∆XBO
DO/OX = PO/BO
x/ (13-x) = 10/12
12x = 10(13-x)
12x = 130-10x
12x +10x = 130
22x = 130
x = 130/22 = 65/11
x is approximately = 5.91
Therefore line OX = 13 - 5.91
Line OX = 7.09
Answer: b. Orchid mantises tend to be advantaged in habitats that remain constant; the rain forest habitat is likely to shift because of global climate change.
Explanation:
The orchid mantis is a predator in South East Asia that camouflages itself as an orchid to catch its prey.
While the tropical cockroach is a more hardy specie, the optimum habitat for orchid mantises is one with limited variation in temperature, moisture and humidity. Therefore, as temperatures increase and climate change results in severe weather changes, it will lead to adverse effects on orchid mantises.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
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They differ in some social and ritual customs, and in some aspects of their cuisine.
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