Based on the interior angle measure at Bermuda, the interior angle measure at San Juan, the value of y can be found to be 61.8°
<h3>What is the value of y?</h3>
The interior angle measures at Bermuda, San Juan, and Fort Lauderdale take the shape of a triangle so they will add up to the total interior triangle measure of 180°.
y is also the angle at For Lauderdale so the value of y is:
y + (y - 7.5) + 63.9 = 180°
Solving gives:
y + y - 7.5 + 63.9 = 180
2y = 180 - 63.9 + 7.5
2y = 123.6
y = 123.6/2
= 61.8°
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Answer:
the answer is B
Step-by-step explanation:
A^2+B^2=C^2
Answer:
A = increasing ( positive slope )
D = increasing ( positive slope )
C = decreasing ( negative slope )
B = constant ( zero slope )
Step-by-step explanation:
If number on y-axis increases with increase of x then it is increasing.
If number on y-axis decreases with increase of x then it is decreasing.
If number on y-axis stays the same with increase of x then it is constant.
X/2 +16 = 2X/3 - 4
X/2-2X3 = -20
3X-4X = -120 (got common denominator of 6 and dropped it)
X=120
