Part A the second measurement is 1 because everything you do to the numerator you do to the denominator. So for Part A the other cups is 1
Well, since we know that in π radians there are 180°, then how many radians in 150°?
When solving for a variable, you get the variable you're trying to solve for on one side and everything to the opposite of that variable.
We have the equation <span>5w + 9z = 2z + 3w.
Usually the variable we're solving for we want on the left. But it's fine to have it on the right side, too.
Let's subtract 9z from the left-hand side. That way, the 5w will be alone on the left-hand side.
And remember, anything we do on one side we do to the other side.
</span><span>5w + 9z - 9z = 2z + 3w - 9z
</span><span>5w = -7z + 3w
The 3w term on the right-hand side needs to be removed. So, subtract each side by 3w.
5w - 3w = -7z + 3w - 3w
2w = -7z
Now, we need to divide each side by 2 to see what the w variable is equal to.
2w / 2 = -7z / 2
w = -7z / 2 or w = -3.5z
So, w is equal to -3.5z.
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Answer:
x = 13
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum of the exterior angles of a 4 sided polygon is 360
139+ 6x+9x+2x = 360
Combine like terms
139+17x=360
Subtract 139 from each side
17x = 360-139
17x = 221
Divide each side by 17
17x/17 = 221/17
x = 13
Answer:
64
Step-by-step explanation:
60 + 56 + x = 180
116 + x = 180
x = 180 - 116
x = 64
