Answer:
b (the second choice)
Step-by-step explanation:
range is basically the y
domain is like x
Answer:
451. No, the angles are wrong.
Step-by-step explanation:
450. AB = 15, BC = 10, and CD= 7. Find the length DA.
This cannot be done without additional information about the sort of figure that ABCD is. If these are points on a line segment, we need to know their order. If these are points on a quadrilateral, we need to know its description in more detail.
If these are points ordered ABCD on a line, then AD = 15+10+7 = 32.
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451. See the attached figure. BPQD is not a parallelogram: BCQ is not a straight line. (The internal angles of a pentagon are 108°, but would need to be 120° for BCQ to be a straight line, making BP parallel to DQ.) Instead, BPQD is an isosceles trapezoid.
The angle measure of a straight line is 180°, and so if the you know that one angle off of it is (5x)°, then you know that the other section is (180 - 5x)°.
Because it's an isosceles triangle, there are two identical angles, which happen to be the angles with the measure of (5x - 30)° and (180 - 5x)°.
Since they have the same measure, 5x - 30 = 180 - 5x. Solve:

Thus,
x = 21°.
32/9 as a mises fraction is : 3 5/9
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Answer:
g = 3.5
f = 78°
<u>Finding</u><u> </u><u>g</u><u>:</u>
25 is parallel to 8g - 3, so they are equal to each other.
25 = 8g - 3
28 = 8g
g = 3.5
<u>Finding</u><u> </u><u>f</u><u>:</u>
72° create a sum of 180° when adding to (f + 30) because they are supplementary.
72 + f + 30 = 180°
102 + f = 180°
f = 78°
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