If you are trying to figure out how much it will cost:
8 x 4 = 32
Cost of gas = $32
20*2=40
40*50=2000
2000/60=33.33
about 33 hours by lifting by hand
√52-√13+√117
sqrt (4*13) - sqrt (13) + sqrt (13*9)
sqrt(4)sqrt(13) -sqrt(13)+sqrt(13)sqrt(9)
2sqrt(13) -sqrt(13)+3sqt(13)
sqrt(13)[2-1+3]
4sqrt(13)
Choice A
Answer:
51 cents for 17 inches of wire
Step-by-step explanation:
22 = 66
17 = x
22x = 66 * 17
22x = 1122
x = 51 cents
or
22 inches costs 66 cents
1 inch costs 3 cents (66 / 22 = 3 cents)
17 inches costs 51 cents (17 * 3 = 51 cents)
Answer:
62 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
First, it is important to note that all three angles in a triangle add up to be 180 degrees, and if you draw a straight line extending off the side of a triangle, the outside angle and the inside angle are supplementary (they add to be 180 degrees). So,(3x+3)+(2x+4)-180=measure angle F, and 180-(7x-5)=measure angle F according to the rules respectively. Since both of these equations are equal (they both equal the measure of angle F) we can set them equal to each other to find the value of x=> 180-(7x-5)=(3x+3)+(2x+4)-180=> 180-7x-5=3x+3+2x+4-180. Now combine like terms=>175-7x=5x-173. Now, add 7x to both sides and add 173 to both sides to get the variables on one side of the equation=> 175+173-7x+7x=5x+7x-173+173 (the 7x and -7x on the left side and the 173 and -173 on the right side cancel out) =>348=12x. Divide both sides by twelve to find x=> 29=x. Now, plug 29 into what is given for angle FDE=> 2(29)+4=
58+4=
62 degrees
