P=156 cm
l=6+5w
P=2(l+w)
156=2(6+5w+w)
156=2(6+6w)
156=12+12w
12+12w=156
12w=156-12
12w=144
w=12cm
l=6+5•12
l=6+60
l=66cm
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Step-by-step explanation:but dam
Answer:
QR = 65.4 m
Step-by-step explanation:
a. Apply Law of Cosines to find QR:
p² = q² + r² - 2qr × Cos P
p = QR = ?
q = PR = 150 m
r = PQ = 120 m
P = 25°
Plug in the values
p² = 150² + 120² - (2)(150)(120) × Cos(25°)
p² = 22,500 + 14,400 - 36,000 × 0.9063
p² = 36,900 - 32,626.8
p² = 4,273.2
p = √4,273.2
p ≈ 65.4 m (nearest tenth)
QR = 65.4 m
When 10 meters of something is divided into 6 equal parts,
then each part is (1,666 and 2/3) millimeters long.
A). Whole number . . . No, that's not a whole number
B). Interger . . . No, there's no such thing as an 'interger'.
C). Rational number . . . Yes, its the ratio of 10,000 to 6 .
D). Irrational number . . . No, it's not irrational.
