The value of the length DF is 1/4 of that of CD because of the Angle Bisector Theorem for triangles.
<h3>What is the Angle Bisector Theorem?</h3>
The Angel Bisector Theorem states that if a ray bisects an angle of a triangle, it dissects the side of the triangle that is opposite to the dissected angle into parts that are proportionate to the adjacent sides.
Note that the angle that has been dissected here is ∠CBD. Thus,
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See the link below for more about Angle Bisector Theorem of the Triangle:
Answer:
(-1,-6)
Step-by-step explanation:
(Replaced x in f with (x-2))
(Used
and distributive property)
(Gathered like terms)
(Simplified)
The vertex of a parabola occurs at .
Let's find first.
Now we can obtain which is
in this case:
.
The vertex is (-1,-6).
Answer: 66 degrees
Explanation:
Check out the attached image below. Figure 1 is the original image without any additions or alterations. Then in figure 2, I extend segment BC to form a line going infinitely in both directions. This line crosses segment DE at point F as shown in the second figure.
Note how angles ABC and DFC are alternate interior angles. Because AB is parallel to DE (given by the arrow markers) this means angle DFC is also 24 degrees
Focus on triangle DFC. This is a right triangle. The 90 degree angle is at C.
So we know that the acute angles x and 24 are complementary. They add to 90. Solve for x
x+24 = 90
x+24-24 = 90-24
x = 66
That is why angle CDE is 66 degrees
