The footage of the room with a rental price of $1500 is 709 square foot
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A linear equation is given by:
where m is the rate of change, b is the initial value of y, y, x are variables.
Let y represent the monthly rental price and x represent the square footage. Given the equation:
y = 0.7752x + 950.25
For a rent of $1500:
1500 = 0.7752x + 950.25
The footage of the room with a rental price of $1500 is 709 square foot
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Need to know how many ounces in a scoop of pig food. Is there a ratio or formula associated? Lmk.
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30
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if its asking for inches
Well first of you need to know that on a straight line there should be 180 degrees. Also a triangle has 180 degrees in total. Now if this is to scale then you can always measure the angle BCA and explain how you took that away from 180 to get whatever. Assuming otherwise i don't know how one can actually complete this question without any measurements, at least one and it would be something anyone can complete. Even if you didn't have anything it should be a equilateral triangle or isosceles. That way you can work out the inside sides than the exterior. But since it's not, I'm not to sure.
This does not appear to be a right triangle. However, we know 2 sides and the included angle, so can find the unknown side length. Let x represent this length. Then:
x^2 = (9 m)^2 + (12 m)^2 - 2(9m)(12 m)*cos 30 degrees, or
x^2 = 81 + 144 - 216(sqrt(3) / 2). Please solve for x^2 and then solve the result for x, making sure to choose the positive value. The result will be the length of the side opposite the 30 degree angle.
With 1 of 3 angles known, and 3 of 3 sides known, you can use the Law of Sines to find the other two angles. As a reminder, the Law of Sines looks like this:
a b c
-------- = --------- = ----------
sin A sin B sin C.
You can give the 30-deg angle any name you want; then a, the length of the side opposite the 30-deg angle, which you have just found. And so on.
