Hey there! :D
The biggest thing to remember here is the similar triangles and their side lengths.
Okay, so we can separate these triangles into 3 similar triangles. Which, we only need to do that to two for a proportion, but if you were to have more variables, you could separate the triangles even more if you needed to.
We want to find two triangles that have "x" has a value of their side, so we can solve a proportion.
The bigger triangle, (the whole two triangles combine) and the smaller triangle on the left can be used to make a proportion.
On the smaller triangle:
We have 9 cm on the shorter side and x as the hypotenuse.
On the larger triangle:
We have x as the shorter side, and then 25 as the hypotenuse. (9+16)
Note: You have to flip the larger triangle upside down to make it a similar structure to the other two triangles. It is similar, you just have to flip it.
So, now we can make a proportion.
Now, cross multiply.
9*25= 225
x*x=
So, find the square root.
√225= 15
x= 15. I hope this helps!
~kaikers
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Number of Pennies = 30
Number of Dimes = 90
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the number of pennies be p and number of dimes be d
We can write 2 equations and use substitution method to solve.
<u>Total value of all the coins is 9.30:</u>
We can write:
0.01p + 0.1d = 9.30
Note: value of penny is 0.01 and dime is 0.1, in dollars
<u>Number of dimes is 3 times number of pennies:</u>
We can write:
d = 3p
Now putting 2nd equation in first and solving for p:
0.01p + 0.1(3p) = 9.30
0.01p + 0.3p = 9.30
0.31 p = 9.30
p = 9.30 /0.31
p = 30
Now we know d = 3p, so d = 3 (30) = 90
Hence
Number of Pennies = 30
Number of Dimes = 90
I believe 22. Because 11+3=14, but without that, you would add 11 to 11, which gives you 22
Answer:
- Cost of fish = Php. 60, amount of fish = x kg
- Cost of chicken = Php. 120, amount of chicken = y kg
- Budget = at most Php. 1200
a) <u>Required inequality (not a system as only one condition is given):</u>
<u>Simplified:</u>
- <em>The graph is attached</em>
b) <u>Verify ordered pair (10, 7):</u>
False inequality, so this pair is out of solution set