Answer:
Measure of minor angle JOG is 
Step-by-step explanation:
Consider a circular track of radius 120 yards. Assume that Cherie starts from point J and runs 200 yards up to point G.
.
Now the measure of minor arc is same as measure of central angle. Therefore minor angle is the central angle 
.
To calculate the central angle, use the arc length formula as follows.
Where 
is measured in radian.
Substituting the value,
Dividing both side by 120,
Reducing the fraction into lowest form by dividing numerator and denominator by 40.
Therefore value of central angle is 
, since angle is in radian
Now convert radian into degree by using following formula,
So multiplying with 
to convert it into degree.
Simplifying,
So to nearest tenth, 
Answer:
3
2,-8
Step-by-step explanation:
this should be the two answers
12 this is because my number for sports is 12 and i just need to answer a ? for point thanks have a good day
Answer:
a) 5:3
b) 7.5:5.3
Step-by-step explanation:
150min : 90min (1 and a half hour)
10 : 6
5 : 3
150 × 10 mm : 1060 mm
1500 : 1060
750 : 530
7.5 : 5.3
There seems to be a typo. You wrote 1313, but I'm assuming you meant to say the fraction 1/3. If this assumption is correct, then continue with the rest of the solution. If the assumption is not correct, then ignore what I wrote below and please provide clarification of what the "1313" should represent. Thank you.
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B = your brother's age
S = your sister's age
Y = your age
All of these ages are current present day ages.
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"your brother is 1/3 your age" so B = (1/3)Y or B = Y/3.
"Your sister is 6 years older than your brother" so S = B+6
"Your sister is 10 years old" so S = 10.
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S = B+6
B+6 = S
B+6 = 10 ... plug in S = 10
B+6-6 = 10-6 ... subtract 6 from both sides
B = 4
Your brother is 4 years old.
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B = Y/3
Y/3 = B
Y/3 = 4 .... plug in B = 4
3(Y/3) = 3*4 ... multiply both sides by 3
Y = 12
<h3>Answer: Your age is 12 years old.</h3>
note: This answer hinges on assumption that the "1313" should be "1/3".
