Answer:
<u>Please read the answers below.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's recall that in a square all its sides are equal length and all the four internal angles measure 90 °
5. If LN = 46, then we have:
OM = <u>46</u> (Same length than LN)
PN = LN/2 = 46/2 = <u>23</u>
ON = √LN²/2 = √ 46²/2 = √ 2,116/2 = √ 1,058 = <u>32.53 (Rounding to two decimal places)</u>
MN = ON = <u>32.53</u>
6. m ∠EFG = <u>90°</u>
m ∠GDH = ∠GDH/2 = 90/2 =<u> 45°</u>
m ∠FEG = ∠DEF/2 = 90/2 =<u> 45°</u>
m ∠DHG = 180 - (∠GDH + ∠DGH) = 180 - (45 + 45)= 180 - 90 = <u>90</u>°
7. Solve for x
6x - 21 = ∠PQR/2
6x - 21 = 90/2
6x - 21 = 45
6x = 45 +21
6x = 66
<u>x = 11</u>
The temperature was 1 because of you add them
-11+12=1
the line is negative because it goes down as you move right
slope = rise/run = 4/2 = 2
y = 2x+b
use a point on the line - I picked (-4, 3)
3 = 2(-4)+b
3 = -8+b
11 = b
<h2>
y = 2x +11</h2>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given an inequality that relates the height h, in centimeters, of an adult female and the length f, in centimeters, of her femur by the equation
If an adult female measures her femur as 32.25 centimeters, we can determine the possible range of her height by plugging f = 32.25cm into the modelled equation as shown:
If the modulus function is positive then:
If the modulus function is negative then:
multiply through by -1
combining the resulting inequalities, the estimate of the possible range of heights will be
Answer:
use 0-9 to fill in blanks
Step-by-step explanation:
