Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
m<Q: 360-68-71-124= 97 degrees
m<Y: 360-95-46-74=145 degrees
m<K: 360-49-89-72=150 degrees
m<R: 360-98-65-69=128 degrees
m<C: 360-77-123-86=74 degrees
m<X: 360-135-105-67=53 degrees
m<T: 360-66-114-92=88 degrees
m<F: 360-146-91-75=48 degrees
The correct answer is the graph in the top right corner because it is a constant function. The bottom left graph is also considered a function but is an absolute function. So both are technically correct.
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, or as a rounded decimal 85.28 and 85.28.
To find the smallest possible sum of roots for any product, the answer is always whatever numbers are closest together. This fact can be derived by the fact that the greatest area we can enclose with a given length is a perfect square. So we can take the square root of 7272 and use that, since they will be exactly the same number.
If you are looking for whole numbers, you would have to go up or down until you find a factor of 7272 closest to the square root. In this case that would be 72 and 101.
Answer:
there are no solutions :3
no this is not a joke sjsjsj there are equations who has an answer and ones that are impossible to have a solution. use the no solution sign when you answer it or sum
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