Now, supplementary
angles sum up to 180°.
so hmmm say one has a measure of a°, and her sibling is 5 times larger, or 5 times that much, or 5a°, we know that both will sum up to 180°, thus

so, the smaller is that much, and her sibling is 5a, and you know how much that is, unless you mean
angels, and hmmmm both have wings and feathers and are wearing a gown, but doubt that's the case.
to find the inverse exchange the x and y and then solve for y
y =2x^2
x =2y^2
divide by 2
x/2 = y^2
take the square root of each side
sqrt(x/2) =y
the inverse of y =2x^2 is sqrt(x/2)
Answer:
10^4
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
no solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Since the two terms have the same base, we are able to use the rule for subtracting logarithms:

Therefore, the equation can be written as:

By using the definition of a logarithm we can say that:

When plugging this solution in, you find that the term
has x-6 evaluate to a number less than 0. This is not included in the domain of log functions, so
is not a valid solution. This means that there are no solutions.
True. Because two even numbers weather you Add Subtract or Multiply them they will always be Even