I says every time you INCREASE by 1 degree Farenheit you go up 59 degrees C, so it is false. Same for III, if you go up or down 1 degree C that's not a change of 59 in degrees F.
That leaves B, which is right if you experiment with the math.
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Answer:
Go on Desmos
Step-by-step explanation:
0.714 and so does 0.224 has 4 in the thousandths place, but in shortest distance I believe it is 0.714
Answer:
101
Step-by-step explanation:
The theorem to use this is the intercepted arc theorem, which tells us that if we take 2 points on the circumference of a circle and create an angle in the opposite side of the circumference, that angle is HALF that of the ARC intercepted.
If we look at 100 degree angle, we see the ARC intercepted is 99 degree and a degrees. According to theorem, we can say:
99 + a = 2(100)
99 + a = 200
a = 200 - 99
a = 101