Answer:
i’m pretty sure that it’s 50. i haven’t done this in a awhile though. but pretty positive it’s 50
Step-by-step explanation: :)
It’s hard to tell due to no labels, but these are your angles due to the equal angles theorem and a few other theorems. Hopefully with this image you can hopefully find your answer. You may need to add angles together depending on what you are looking for. And possible even figure out what angle measure would make a (180 degree) triangle.
Hope this helped
There are different ways you can write these numbers all you do is go by what the number says and think about it.
EX1) 12-5=7
EX2) 12-7=5
1. Start by identifying what the question wants so we are looking for miles per 1 gallon.
2. Set up a statement. When the word “per” is being used it relates to a fraction or a ratio. In this question we need to find how many miles a single gallon will give us. So set it up as miles/gallons
3. Plug in your numbers. Now our statement is 13 miles/15 gallons
4. Calculate. So do 13/15 which equals 0.86 miles per 1 gallon.
Tip: always add in words into your calculations. Mainly the units you are using so you can quickly look and know what the units will be. This will help you in upper placement math as well
