Supplementary angles by definition means the sum is 180.
From that knowledge we can write up some equations.
Let angle 1 = x, and angle 2 = y
x + y = 180
"The larger of two supplementary angles measures 20° less than four times the measure of the smaller angle"
(Let x be the larger angle)
x+20 = 4y
Since there are two different equations, and two variables, this means we have a set of simultaneous equations.
We can solve this via the substitution method or the elimination method.
I choose to solve it via the substitution method cause of personal preference.
x + y = 180 => x = 180- y
x+20 = 4y => x = 4y - 20
Make them equal each other..
180 - y = 4y - 20
200 = 5y
40 = y
Now that we know y we can sub it into any equation to find x
x + 20 = 4y
x + 20 = 4(40)
x + 20 = 160
x = 140
So the angles are 40° and 140°
Answer:
11.5
Step-by-step explanation:
1/2=0.5
Follow PEMDAS
0.5+(3*(2^2))-1
2^2=4
4*3=12
12-1=11
11+0.5=11.5
Answer:
42
Step-by-step explanation:
Since Becky already ran 23 miles, and there is 1 mile per track practice, you add the 19 and 23 to get your answer.
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