B. 48 sq meters
C. 24 sq meters
D. 7 sq meters
A (1,-2) B (-2,-8)
Linear functions!
Problem 1
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Explanation:
Complementary angles add to 90
(angle1)+(angle2) = 90
(5x+6)+(68-x) = 90
4x+74 = 90
4x = 90-74
4x = 16
x = 16/4
x = 4
So,
angle1 = 5x+6 = 5(4)+6 = 26
angle2 = 68-x = 68-4 = 64
Note how
angle1+angle2 = 26+64 = 90
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Problem 2
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Explanation:
The shortest side of a triangle is always opposite the smallest angle.
The longest side of a triangle is always opposite the largest angle.
Based on those two facts, we can say the shortest side is BC (since angle A = 53 is the smallest angle) and the longest side is AB (since angle C = 70 is the largest)
The order from smallest to largest is
BC, AC, AB
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Problem 3
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Explanation:
Use the reverse of the idea from problem 2. We know that AC is the smallest side which must mean that angle B is the smallest angle. Since BC is the largest side, angle A must be the largest angle.
The order of the angles is B < C < A
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Problem 4
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Explanation:
The same side exterior angles must be supplementary to have parallel lines.
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Problem 5
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Explanation:
Use the same idea as problem 2. The smallest angle is opposite the smallest side. The smallest side is 48, so angle G being opposite of that side, is the smallest angle.
Angle O would be the largest as it is opposite the largest side DG = 70
A- C over 2 pi; 13.9cm
B- 2 pi over C; 27.7cm
C- 2 pi C; 546.4cm
D- C - 2 pi; 80.7cm
The formula for the area of a triangle is A = bh over 2. Solve the formula for h. What is the height of a triangle that has an area of 25 mi^2 and a base with a length of 10 mi? Show your work. Round to the nearest tenth.
A- h=2Ab; 1.25 mi
B- h=2Ab; 2.5 mi
C- h=2A over b; 0.2 mi
D- h=2A over b; 5 mi
Answer:
Question 1:
The answer is going to be A
Question 2:
The answer is A
I hope this helps