Answer:
<h2>For the first triangle, <u>x equals 22cm.</u></h2>
Here's how:-
x is the altitude or height of the triangle. To find it, we can use the Pythagoras theorem:-
The base is 120cm and the hypotenuse is 122cm
Putting this in the equation, we get:-
= 484
altitude = 
<h3>altitude = 22cm</h3><h2><u>So, x = 22cm</u></h2>
2*3=6
6*3.33=20
3^20
i hope that helps
13 and 2, I think that is the only one left.
I think the answer is 80 degrees. Think about it like you're moving the chunk with 100 degrees already filled in, to the space where you're trying to find the amount since they're the same. Vertical angles are supplementary and are equal to 180. So, 100+x = 180. x would equal 80 degrees.
Answer:
It's 1/2 I found this out by subtracting 3/4 - 1/3= 5/12 and if you put that into a decimal it would be .41. So that 1/4= .25 and 1/2= .50. You could figure out that it’s closed to 1/2.
