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21.04.2021 •
Mathematics
Given that area of angle of ABC is 24 cm squared, determine the area of angle PQR
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Ответ:
20 m long,
each piece of cloth for $10
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x m be the length of the piece of cloth.
Original cloth:
Length = x m
Cost = $200
Cost per meter![\dfrac{\$200}{x}](/tpl/images/0387/9746/97d29.png)
Changed cloth:
Length = x + 5 m (5 m longer)
Cost = $200
Cost per meter
(each metre of cloth was $2 less)
Hence,
Multiply the equation by x:
The length cannot be negative, so x = 20 m, each metre for $10.