twin sides stemming from a common vertex, make twin angles, since the HG = HF, then ∡G = ∡F.
Answer:
j=5√80vπ⁴/2π
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the root of both sides and solve.
j=5√80vπ⁴/2π
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ANSWER
The general solution is
, where
is an integer
<u>EXPLANATION</u>
In order to solve the linear congruence;

We need to determine the inverse of
(which is a Bézout coefficient for 33).
To do that we must first use the Euclidean Algorithm to verify the existence of the inverse by showing that;

Now, here we go;



The greatest common divisor is the last remainder before the remainder of zero.
Hence, the
.
We now express this gcd of 1 as a linear combination of 33 and 280.
We can achieve this by making all the non zero remainders the subject and making a backward substitution.


Equation (2) in equation (1) gives,



The above linear combination tells us that
is the inverse of
.
Now we multiply both sides of our congruence relation by
.

This implies that;

.
Since this is modulo, the solution is not unique because any integral addition or subtraction of the modulo (280 in this case) produces an equivalent solution.
Therefore the general solution is,
, where
is an integer
Answer:
30 pounds of raspberries and 50 pounds of blueberries
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's use b to represent blueberries and r for raspberries. Each pound of raspberries costs $1, so to find the total cost of raspberries we use 1r, which is just r. For blueberries, we do 3.25b.
r+3.25b=192.5
We also know that we can combine the numbers for 80 total pounds.
r+b=80
We can subtract the two equations we have made to eliminate the r and solve for b.
2.25b=112.5
We divide both sides by 2.25.
b=50
We know that r+b=80, so if b is 50 then r must be 30.
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