Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:6
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer: Angle A = 53.9 degrees
Step-by-step explanation: We have a right angled triangle with two sides clearly given and one angle to be calculated. If the angle to be calculated is angle A, then having angle A as our reference angle, line AC (10 units) is the adjacent, line CB is the opposite while line AB (17 units) is the hypotenuse. Having been given the adjacent and the hypotenuse, we can now use the trigonometric ratio as follows;
CosA = adjacent/hypotenuse
CosA = 10/17
CosA = 0.5882
By use of the calculator or table of values,
A = 53.97
Approximately to the nearest tenth,
A = 53.9 degrees
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We know that
1/Angle 1= Angle 6= Angle 9= Angle 14=Angle 3= Angle 8= Angle 11= Angle 16
2/Angle 2= Angle 5= Angle 10= Angle 13= Angle 4=Angle 7=Angle 12= Angle 15
Check:
Option A:
Angle 2= Angle 7
Parallel
Option B:
Angle 3= Angle 11
Parallel
Option C:
Angle 1= Angle 12
None
Option D:
Angle 13= Angle 12
Parallel
Option E:
Angle 6 angle 7 are supplementary; supplementary means that both angles add up together to get 180°. To help you understand clearly, you see that when the two angle on the same line like angle 5 and 6, angle 1 and 5. However, for this one it will be False because both angle are obtuse which more than 90°. Hope it help!
<span>Lennie used
associative law of addition.
Associative law of addition doesn’t matter how you group the given numbers to
add.
a + (b + c) = (a + b) + c
=> 19 + (11 + 37) or ( 19 + 11) + 37
=> 19 + (48) or (30) + 37
=> 67 or 67</span>
