XY is the rightmost side of the rectangle. Since you have the image already graphed, you can just <u>count</u> how many units there are from X to Y.
If you are starting at point X and you walk to point Y, how many "lines" do you cross to get there?
Answer: 4 units
Answer:
m<FAB = 75°
m<BAC = 105°
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find the value of x.
(13x - 3)° = (3x + 2)° + 55° (exterior angle theorem of a ∆)
Solve for x
13x - 3 = 3x + 2 + 55
13x - 3 = 3x + 57
Collect like terms
13x - 3x = 57 + 3
10x = 60
Divide both sides by 10
x = 6
✔️m<FAB = 13x - 3
Plug in the value of x
m<FAB = 13(6) - 3 = 78 - 3
m<FAB = 75°
✔️m<BAC = 180 - m<FAB (angles on a straight line/supplementary angles)
m<BAC = 180 - 75 (substitution)
m<BAC = 105°
Answer:
Using c++
Check the image for colors.
Step-by-step explanation:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
float length1,length2,width1,width2,area1,area2;
cout<<"length of Rectangle 1\n";
cin>>length1;
cout<<"\nwidth of Rectangle 1\n";
cin>>width1;
cout<<"\nlenght of Rectangle 2\n";
cin>>length2;
cout<<"\nwidth of Rectangle 2\n";
cin>>width2;
area1=length1*width1;
area2=length2*width2;
if (area1<area2)
{cout << "\nRectangle 2 has greater area";}
else {
if (area1>area2)
{cout << "\nRectangle 1 has greater area";}
else {cout << "\nAreas are the same";}
}
return 0;
}
Answer:
(4,-1) (4,0) (4,1)
Step-by-step explanation:
If you graph this, it will be a straight vertical line. No matter what y is, x will always be 4.
That's OK, but you have not said which variable you want to solve it for.
<u>To solve for 'x':</u>
<span>c + ax = dx
Subtract c from each side: ax = dx - c
Subtract dx from each side: ax - dx = -c
Factor the left side: x (a - d) = -c
Divide each side by (a - d) : x = -c / (a - d) or <u>x = c / (d - a)</u> .
</span><span><u>To solve for 'c': </u>
</span><span> c + ax = dx
Subtract ax from each side and factor: <u>c = x (d - a) </u>
</span><u>To solve for 'd': </u>
<span>c + ax = dx
Divide each side by 'x': d = c/x + a .
<u>To solve for 'a':</u>
</span><span><span> c + ax = dx</span>
Subtract 'c' from each side: ax = dx - c
Divide each side by 'x': <u>a = d - c/x </u>.
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