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Answer: B) 2</h3>
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Explanation:
Take away the four white small squares on the left side. To balance things out, you have to add 4 black squares to the right side.
Also, take away the two white long rectangles from the right side. To balance this out, you have to add 2 gray long rectangles to the left side.
You should have:
- 5 gray rectangles, and no squares (of any color) on the left side
- 10 black squares, no long rectangles (of any color), on the right side
From here you'll group up the 10 black squares so that you'll have 2 black squares per gray rectangle.
This means the solution is 2.
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If you're curious about the algebraic way to solve, then you could do this:
3x-4 = -2x+6
3x+2x = 6+4
5x = 10
x = 10/5
x = 2
This method doesn't require us to use the visual model.
Answer:
The answer is x + 160 = 459
Step-by-step explanation:
You can find this answer by understanding what the variable is. Once you find that the rest is easy. You know that the cost of the peak II is $459. You also know that the peak II is $160 more than rider/variable so, 459 - 160 = 299
Answer:
The exact value of tan(M) is 5/12 ⇒ answer (C)
Step-by-step explanation:
* Lets revise the trigonometry functions
- In ΔABC
# m∠B = 90°
# Length of AB = a , length of BC = b and length of AC = c
# The trigonometry functions of angle C are
- sin(C) = a/c ⇒ opposite side to ∠C ÷ the hypotenuse
- cos(C) = b/c ⇒ adjacent side to ∠C ÷ the hypotenuse
- tan(c) = a/b ⇒ opposite side to ∠C ÷ adjacent side to ∠C
* Now lets solve the problem
- In ΔONM
∵ m∠N = 90°
∵ MN = 12
∵ ON = 5
∵ tan(M) = ON/NM ⇒ opposite side of ∠(M) ÷ adjacent side of ∠(M)
∴ tan(M) = 5/12
* The exact value of tan(M) is 5/12
Step-by-step explanation:
Since angles in the same segment are equal, Angle ABC (x) = Angle AOC.
Since Angles AOC and COD are supplementary, Angle AOC = 180° - 130° = 50°
Therefore x = 50°.
Step-by-step explanation:
A 12-inch long board is basically a feet long
A feet consists of 30 centimeters which is 1 more than 29.
No! The board is not long enough
12 inch board is 30.48 centimeters
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