please help im timed
how would you solve 17=w/4?

Answer:

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Answer: Option 2

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Answer:

x = [tex]\frac{ 7\sqrt{3} }{3}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

7 = [tex]x\sqrt{3}[/tex]

x = [tex]\frac{7}{\sqrt{3}}[/tex]

multiply numerator and denominator by [tex]\sqrt{3}[/tex]

x = [tex]\frac{ 7\sqrt{3} }{3}[/tex]

Answer:

-12x + -4y = 8 would be the full equation so -12x goes in the box

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I think

(-4)(3x) = -12x

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Hi! So what you will need to know is pythagorean theorm.

What the theorm basically says is a^2 + b^2 = c^2.

-- The (a,b,c) are referring to the sides of the triangles (3 letters for 3 sides).

Take note that "c" is always the side opposite of the right angle.

The other known side could be "a" or "b"

Taking a look at problem 9, identify the "c" value. The "c" value would be 35.

Then indentify the value of "b" or "a". "a" would = 20.

Plug it into the equation:

20^2 + b^2 = 35^2

400 + b^2 = 1225

solve for b.

1. subtract 400 from both sides.

b^2 = 825

b = [tex]\sqrt{825}[/tex]

you could solve for the square root but it would give a decimal numbers but I'm not sure what the teacher is looking for.

Answer:

c=93

=23-16=7

7+93=100

hence proved

Answer:

2/7

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because 14 can be reduced to 7and 4 can be reduced to 2

Answer: (C) 2/7

Step-by-step explanation: 2/7 is the same as 4/14

Answer:

5/10

Step-by-step explanation:

2 x 5 = 10

you will do the same thing to the top

1 x 5 = 5

so 5/10 = 1/2

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Work Shown:

Because segment GI is parallel to segment TA, this means triangle VGI is similar to triangle VTA.

From that we can set up the proportion

VG/VT = VI/VA

which breaks down into

VG/(VG+GT) = VI/(VI+IA)

Let's plug in the given values. Let x be the length of segment IA.

Let's solve for x

VG/(VG+GT) = VI/(VI+IA)

72/(72+61) = 95/(95+x)

72/133 = 95/(95+x)

72(95+x) = 133*95 ......... cross multiply

6840+72x = 12635

72x = 12635-6840

72x = 5795

x = 5795/72

x = 80.4861111111111 ......... which is approximate

x = 80.49 ......... rounding to the nearest hundredth

The length of IA is roughly 80.49 units. This is not the final answer. The fact that 80.49 is listed as one of the answer choices seems to imply your teacher put it as a trick answer.

Since we found IA = 80.49, this means,

VA = VI + IA

VA = 95 + 80.49

VA = 175.49

This is the length of segment VA, which is the same as segment AV.

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Here's a slightly similar way to solve:

VT = VG+GT = 72+61 = 133

VG/VT = VI/VA

72/133 = 95/x

72x = 133*95

72x = 12635

x = 12635/72

x = 175.486111111111

x = 175.49 is the approximate length of segment AV.

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

(4+8)/(2x(6-3)) = 12/(2x(6-3))  = 12/6x = 2/x

Answer:

2x

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Answer:

the answer should be x>-2

Answer:

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Answer: Option 2

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Answer:

2

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Because it is

Answer:

4

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Answer:

its 4 u should know this LOLLLL

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Answer:

x=97° a=97° b=97°

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83°+a=180° (by linear pair)

a=180°- 83°

a=97

and a=x°(by corresponding angle)

x= 97°

x=b(by vertical opposite angle)

b = 97°

Answer:

46.66

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Answer:

72.18

Step-by-step explanation:

The hundreth place is the second to the right of the decimal. So the number in the hundreths place is 72.178. When rounding, you look at the number behind the number you are rounding to. In this case, you want to look at the 8. If the number is 5 or above, you round up. 8 is above 5 so you round the 7 to an 8.

Answer: 72.18

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hope this helps

Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

So your total is 15. There are 3 vans, and we want to know how many are on each van.

3 (number of people on each van)=15

Number of people are unknown

3x=15

Divide both sides by 3 to solve for x

x=5

Answer:

40

Step-by-step explanation:

Pair of pants = 4

Number of shirts = 5

Pair of shoes = 2

Number of different outfits possible :

Pair of pants * number of shirts * pair of shoes

4 * 5 * 2

20 * 2

= 40

Answer:C

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Answer:

C. 3, 2, 0, -1, -3

Step-by-step explanation:

The more negative a number is, the lesser it is.

Count backwards: 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, -1, -2, -3, -4, ...

I hope this helped!

Answer:

CD = 4

Step-by-step explanation:

I believe you know the geometric mean for altitudes?

CD = √AD * DB = √8 * 2 = √16 = 4

If you are not aware of this theorem, then use the similarity of triangles.

ADC ~ CDB

AD/DC = CD/DB (cross-multiply)

CD^2 = AD*DB,

CD = √AD * DB = √8 * 2 = √16 = 4

Answer:

True

(Angle-Side-Angle)

The triangles shown below must be congruent is a True Statement.

We have two Triangles in which

There are three angles Congruent in both Triangles.

Also, the side of the triangle is congreunt.

As we know that there is no Criteria which as congruency rule AAA Criteria.

So, we can take two Congruent angles and one Congruent side.

Thus, the statement is True.

Learn more about Congruency here:

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Answer:

i have done it (*_*)

add them together then you should get 180 add 16 into it which should giver you 196 then divide by 4 which should give you 14.

Answer:

let the opposite angle of 44 be x

and let opposite angle of z be y

44+52 + x=180( by sum of all angle is 180°)

96+x=180

x= 180-96

x=84

y+x=180 ( linear pair angle)

y+84=180

y=180-84

y=96

now the y, z,40 are triangle.

y+z+40=180( by sum of all angle)

96+z+40=180

z+136=180

z=180-136

z=44

Answer:

Here is another case where we have two unknowns (the number of hours each mechanic worked) so we'll need two equations to solve.

Let A = number of hours first mechanic worked (the one who charged $45/hour)

Let B = number of hours second mechanic worked (the one who charged $105/hour)

From the problem statement, we know that the two mechanics worked a combined 35 hours so the first equation is:

Equation 1: A hours + B hours = 35 hours

We also know that in total, the charge was $2475.  So the second equation is:

Equation 2: (A hours x 45 dollars/hour) + (B hours x 105 dollars/hour) = 2475 dollars

So our two equations are:

1: A + B = 35

2: 45A + 105B = 2475

Multiply both sides of the first equation by -45 to get the following:

-45A - 45B = -1575

Now the two equations are:

1: -45A - 45B = -1575

2: 45A + 105B = 2475

Add them together and the "A" term drops out:

-45B + 105B = -1575 + 2475

or

60B = 900

Now divide both sides by 60:

B = 15

Now plug B = 15 into the first equation:

A + 15 = 35 thus A = 20

So Mechanic A (at $45/hour) worked 20 hours and Mechanic B (at $105/hour) worked 15 hours

Check: 20x45 + 15x105 = 900 + 1575 = 2475

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Answer:

She spent $22 on food, and $48 on clothes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's define the variables:

C = amount of money that Deborah spent on clothes

F = amount of money that Deborah spent on food.

We know that she spent in total $70, then we have the equation:

F  + C = $70

And we know that she spent $26 more on clothes than on food, then we have the equation:

C = F + $26

This means that we have a system of equations:

F + C = $70

C = F + $26

To solve these type of systems, we usually start by isolating one variable in one of the equations. Here we can see that C is already isolated in the second equation.

Now we can replace it in the first equation.

F + (F + $26) = $70

Now we can solve this for F.

2*F + $26 = $70

2*F = $70 - $26 = $44

F = $44/2 = $22

So she spent $22 on food.

Now we can use the equation:

C = F + $26

To find how much she spent on clothes, where we need to replace F by the value we found.

C = $22 + $26 = $48

She spent $48 on clothes.