Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
x+y = 6
y = (6-x)
7x +12y = 52
7x+12(6-x) = 52
7x +72 -12x = 52
-5x = -20
x= 4 4 days at $7 = $28
2 days at $12 = $24
28+24 = 52
Answer:
C −2a^3+9a^2+45a+6ab^2+18b^2
Step-by-step explanation:
(a+3) ( −2a^2+15a+6b^2)
Distribute the a to the large term in parentheses and the 3 to the large term in parentheses
a ( −2a^2+15a+6b^2)+3 ( −2a^2+15a+6b^2)
−2a^3+15a^2+6ab^2 −6a^2+45a+18b^2
Combine like terms
−2a^3+15a^2−6a^2+6ab^2 +45a+18b^2
-2 a^3 + 9 a^2 + 6 a b^2 + 45 a + 18 b^2
The net cannot be folded to form a pyramid because the faces that are not a base are not all triangles
If you fold this net up, you will get a triangular prism, NOT A PYRAMID.
A pyramid can have ANY polygon as its base, as long as all the other rest of the shapes are triangles.
Depending on the base, the number of triangles in a net of a pyramid must match the number of sides its particular base has.
For example, if you have a square pyramid turned into a net:
The base is a square (4 sides)
There should be 4 triangles on each side.
Because a pyramid is where all the triangles must meet up at a point.
Hope this helps!
Answers:
- x = 10
- angle CAT = 126 degrees
- angle MUD = 54 degrees
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Explanation:
∠CAT and ∠MUD are supplementary, which means the angle measures add to 180. They form a straight line.
( m∠CAT ) + ( m∠MUD ) = 180
( 11x+16 ) + ( 4x+14 ) = 180
11x+16 + 4x+14 = 180
(11x+4x) + (16+14) = 180
15x+30 = 180
15x = 180-30
15x = 150
x = 150/15
x = 10
Let's find each angle based on this x value
- m∠CAT=11x+16 = 11*10+16 = 110+16 = 126 degrees
- m∠MUD=4x+14 = 4*10+14 = 40+14 = 54 degrees
Those two angles add to 126+54 = 180 to confirm we do indeed have supplementary angles, and confirm the correct answers.
Answer:
The numbers or measurements being compared are called the terms of the ratio. A rate is a special ratio in which the two terms are in different units. ... When rates are expressed as a quantity of 1, such as 2 feet per second or 5 miles per hour, they are called unit rates.
Step-by-step explanation:
