8^2 x 6{4 + 8^2(10 - 6)}^2
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I: x-2y>=8
II:2x+y<=3
start by isolating y on a side
with I:
x-2y>=8
-2y>=8-x
2y<=x-8
y<=x/2-4
with II:
2x+y<=3
y<=-2x+3
now you can draw I' and II' and read of the solutions with the graph.
transform the inequalities into lines in slope intercept form by replacing the inequality with equality:
y<=x/2-4
->
y=x/2-4
y<=-2x+3
->
y=-2x+3
look at the inequalities to figure out if the area above or below is valid for each line (y<=... -> area below is valid->colored in the attached image)
the area in which all areas overlap is the solution space.
II:2x+y<=3
start by isolating y on a side
with I:
x-2y>=8
-2y>=8-x
2y<=x-8
y<=x/2-4
with II:
2x+y<=3
y<=-2x+3
now you can draw I' and II' and read of the solutions with the graph.
transform the inequalities into lines in slope intercept form by replacing the inequality with equality:
y<=x/2-4
->
y=x/2-4
y<=-2x+3
->
y=-2x+3
look at the inequalities to figure out if the area above or below is valid for each line (y<=... -> area below is valid->colored in the attached image)
the area in which all areas overlap is the solution space.
Answer:
Step by step explanation:
We have been given that measure of angle A is fifty five degrees, the measure of angle B is eighty degrees and the measure of angle C is x.
Since we know that sum of measures of all the three angles of any triangle equals to 180 degrees.
Let us set sum of measures of all angles of our triangle equal to 180 degrees.
Upon substituting our given values in our equation we will get,
Therefore, the measure of angle x equals to 45 degrees.
