<em>Complementary= 90 Degrees </em>
<em>Equation: x + x = 90 </em>
A = x
B = x + 32
<em>2x = 90 - 32 </em>
<em>2x = 58
</em>
<em>x = 29
</em>
<em>Angle A = 29 degrees
</em>
<em>Angle B = 61 degrees.</em>
The third answer (Dividing the area by the height, multiplying the quotient, etc) is correct.
If we multiply by the height, we receive an expression equal to the sum of the bases divided by two. Multiplying by two, we now have the sum of the bases. Subtracting one base gives the length of the other base.
Answer:
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Chose a for range and the domain would be (-&,&) because the arrows signify that it continues on left and right forever
Answer:
b = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
The area (A) of a triangle is calculated as
A = 
bh ( b is the base and h the height )
Here h = 3x + 15 and A = 15x + 75, thus
× b × (3x + 15) = 15x + 75
Multiply both sides by 2 to clear the fraction
b(3x + 15) = 30x + 150
Divide both sides by (3x + 15)
b = 
← factor numerator and denominator
= 
← cancel the factor (x + 5) on numerator/denominator
= 
= 10
