Answer:
x = 44°
Step-by-step explanation:
The sum of the exterior angles of any polygon my be 360°, so just add all the angles up, and subtract this from 360°.
Given a pentagon with exterior angles: 102°, 47°, 34°, and 133° with the missing angle x°.
To find the missing angle, first write an equation representing the given rule:
102° + 47° + 34° + 133° + x° = 360°
(316°) + x° = 360°
316° + x° - 316° = 360° - 316°
x° = 44°.
This way, because the rule must be true, the missing angle with this value will satisfy this:
102° + 47° + 34° + 133° + <u>44°</u> = 360°
For this topic, here are some general angle rules for polygons:
- n is the number of sides
- 180° (n – 2) = sum of interior angles of any polygon.
- 180° (n – 2) / n = each interior angle of a regular polygon [all sides and or angles the same measure / congruent].
- 360° = sum of exterior angles of any polygon.
- 360° / n = each exterior angle of a regular polygon. [all sides and or angles the same measure / congruent].
3.7 difference is subtraction and 5-2 is 3, 9-2 is 7
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
B) A line that shows only one solution to the equation
Answer:
1. = 3xy + x - 2y - 4
2. = d^2(2c^3-8c^2d+3d^2)
Step-by-step explanation:
= 9x^2y^2 + 3x^2y - 6xy^2 - 12xy/3xy
First factor the top equation ….
= 3xy(3xy + x - 2y - 4)/3xy
If the top and the bottom both carry 3xy, you can cancel out both of them leaving you with ….
= 3xy + x - 2y - 4
= -16c^6d^6 + 64c^5d^7 - 24c^3d^8/-8c^3d^4
First factor the top equation ....
= -8c^3d^6(2c^3-8c^2d+3d^2)/-8c^3d^4
If the top and the bottom both carry -8c^3 you can cancel out both of them leaving you with ….
= <u>d^6</u>(2c^3-8c^2d+3d^2)/d^4
Apply the exponent rule with d^6 ....
= <u>d^4</u><u>d^2</u>(2c^3-8c^2d+3d^2)/d^4
cancel out d^4 ....
= d^2(2c^3-8c^2d+3d^2)
