Answer:
897/1000
Step-by-step explanation:
Source: Google
Answer:
1) 13.3 cm
2) 48.3 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Right angled triangle ODC and right angled triangle OAB are similar because AB//DC. The two triangles have the same proportion and are equiangular (having equal angles) but have different lengths.
Let OB = x, OC = OB + BC = x + 8
Therefore:

The height of triangle ODC = OC = x + 8 = 5.3 + 8 = 13.3 cm
2) Using Pythagoras theorem:
OD² = OC² + DC²
OD² = 13.3² + 15²
OD² = 401.89
OD = √401.89 = 20 cm
2) perimeter of triangle ODC = OD + OC + DC = 20 + 13.3 + 15 =48.3 cm
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Start by drawing out the triangle on the graph:
(See picture)
(By the drawing you can judge me that I am a really bad artist)
Theta and the side lengths are labeled, the hypotenuse has a length of √21 by Pythagora's theorem. Now, time to put everything to the trigonometric functions:

(Suppose that x is theta as I can't type it)
By some basic understanding that's all that I can do.
Answer:
£159
Step-by-step explanation:
Charles buys 30 packs of pens.
There are 15 pens in each pack.
Each pack costs £2.80.
Charles sells each pen for 90p but he only manages to sell 3/5 of the pens.
How much profit did he make?
Step 1
Charles buys 30 packs of pens.
There are 15 pens in each pack.
The total number of pens in the pack is
30 packs × 15 pens
= 450 pens
Each pack costs £2.80
Hence:
1 pack = £2.80
30 packs = x
Cross Multiply
x = 30 × £2.80
x = £84
Step 2
The total number of pens in the pack is
30 packs × 15 pens
= 450 pens
He only manages to sell 3/5 of the pens
The amount of pens Charlie sells =
3/5 × 450 pens
= 270 pens
Charles sells each pen for 90p
100p = £1
90p = x
Cross Multiply
100 × x = 90 × £1
x = 90/100
x = £0.9
The amount he sells each pen =
1 pen = £0.9
270 pens = x
Cross Multiply
x = 270 pens × £0.9
x = £243
Step 3
The profit that he made is calculated as:
£243 - £84
= £159
Answer:
$156
Step-by-step explanation:
To find how many pounds of potatos an amount is, it's valuable to find how much *one* pound is
With just dividing both sides by 30, we can get that one pount of potatos costs $12
Since we want how much 13 pounds we cost, simply multiple 12 by 13 which gives us an amount of $156