So hmmm check the picture below
in an isosceles triangle, two sides are equal, and thus the angles those twin legs make, are also twin angles
let's say the angle made is "a", so all internal angles will be 64 + a + a = 180
or 64 + 2a = 180
thus 2a = 180 - 64 => 2a = 116, thus a = 116/2
Answer:
3p-p
Step-by-step explanation:
I always think of the negative sign out ruling the positive sign so let's do that for the -p part.
3p-p is what it becomes
Your question says simplify but just in case you want the answer here it is:
-p is also the same as -1p
So therefore we have
3p-1p
And we subtract the coefficients and keep the variable
2p would be your answer but once again I don't know if you wanted that so just to be sure I put 3p-p as my "answer".
Option D:
is the domain of the function.
Solution:
Given function is
<u>To find the domain of the function:</u>
Option A: 
Substitute x = 0 in r(x).
If x = 0, then r(0) = 0
So that x ≠ 0 is false.
So, is not the domain of the function.
Option B: 
Substitute x = –1 in r(x).
If x = –1, then r(–1) = 1
So that x = ± 1 is false.
So, is not the domain of the function.
Option C: 
Substitute x = 1 in r(x).
It is indeterminate.
So, all real numbers are not the domain of the function.
Option D:
Substitute x = 1 in r(x).
It is indeterminate.
So, is the domain of the function.
