Answer:
m<BCD is 62 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
From the diagram given, both triangles are similar triangles and triangle CAB is isosceles in nature;
Hence;
m<CAB = m<CBA
Also
m<CAB + m<CBA = m<BCD
31 + 31 = m<BCD
Swap
m<BCD = 31 + 31
m<BCD = 62 degrees
hence the measure of m<BCD is 62 degrees
Yes because if you do 19.99 times 6 you get 119.94
Yes I think she is because y = f(x) = a + bx.
All you need for a linear function is one independent variable and one dependent variable, and you have that.
Hope this helps, sorry if not, have a good day. c;
Answer:
can you show a picture :)
The cylinder and sphere !!!!
