p = (1/r) - q
In order to find this, follow the order of operations to get the answer.
1/p+q = r ----> Multiply both sides by p+q
1 = r(p + q) -----> Divide by r
1/r = p + q -----> subtract q from both sides
(1/r) - q = p
Answers:
- angle1 = 156 degrees
- angle2 = 24 degrees
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Explanation:
The two angles form a straight line, which is 180 degrees
Add up the angle expressions and set the sum equal to 180.
(angle1) + (angle2) = 180
(4x) + (x-15) = 180
(4x+x)-15 = 180
5x-15 = 180
5x = 180+15
5x = 195
x = 195/5
x = 39
We use that x value to find each missing angle
- angle1 = 4x = 4*39 = 156 degrees
- angle2 = x-15 = 39-15 = 24 degrees
Then notice how angle1+angle2 = 156+24 = 180 to verify the answer.
Side note: Angles that add to 180 are considered supplementary.
Answer:
Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Yes, because there is a constant rate of change. It is and will always be constantly increasing by 1.5.
To be a linear line you have to have a constant rate of change.
