For the domain
3-x >= 0
3 >= x
So here we use the pythagorean theorem which is a2 + b2 = c2 (“a” squared times “b” squared equals “c” squared) the length from calvins house to the intersection is “a” and the length from phoebes house to the intersection is “b” so in order to find out the length of “c” (calvins house to phoebes house) we need to use the pythagorean theorem
a2 275x275=75,625
b2 113x113 = 12,769
so now that we have figured out what a2 and b2 are let’s add them
75,625 + 12,769 = 88,394
now since we only need to find out the length and not the area we need to find the square root of 88,394
the square root of 88,394 is 297.311 (i cut off the decimal after three places)
the direct length from phoebes house to calvins is 297.311 meters
Answer:
An angle bisector divides the angle measure into two equal parts. In triangle ABC, B is the point at which the angle lies.
Step-by-step explanation:
Picture segment BD drawn from point B of tri.ABC where it connects to segment AC, creating point D. Now picture E drawn on the newly created segment DC where it connects to point B and down to point C. Here's a drawing to better show this:
It's bisecting the bisected angle ABC. So, 140/2 = 70, and 70/2 = 35.
Answer:
0.41 cm
Step-by-step explanation:
The scale on the map is 1 in 86 mi.
This means that, 1 cm on the map represents 86 miles in real life, or on earth.
Then we're told that in real life, a distance is 35 miles, and how far they are on the map.
If 1 cm equals 86 miles, then we can say that x cm equals 35 miles
1 cm ----> 86
x cm ----> 35
x * 86 = 35 * 1
x = 35 / 86
x = 0.41 cm
Therefore, they must be 0.41 cm farther or closer apart on the map scale.
That 160m is the length (95m) plus the width; so the width is 160-95 = 65m.
