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12.12.2020 •
Mathematics
Problem Solving: The function LaTeX: f\left(x\right)=50x+6500\:f ( x ) = 50 x + 6500represents the amount of money in a bank account over time. The function LaTeX: g\left(x\right)=-25x+9300\:g ( x ) = − 25 x + 9300represents the amount of money in another account over time. Write a rule for the total amount of money in the two accounts over time.
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Ответ:
25x + 15800
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
The amount of money in both banks over time represented by the functions;
f ( x ) = 50 x + 6500 and g( x ) = − 25 x + 9300
The total amount of money in the two accounts over time is expressed as;
h(x)= f(x) + g(x)
Substitute;
h(x) = 50 x + 6500 + (− 25 x + 9300)
h(x) = 50x - 25x +6500+9300
h(x) =25x + 15800
Hence the sum of the money in the account over time is 25x + 15800
Ответ:
m∠CXA=136°
Step-by-step explanation:
In this problem we know that
Triangle ABC is an isosceles triangle
so
m∠BCA=m∠BAC=44°
Segment AD bisect angle m∠BAC
so
m∠BAX=m∠XAC=m∠BAC/2=22°
Segment CE bisect angle m∠BCA
so
m∠BCX=m∠XCA=m∠BCA/2=22°
Remember that
The sum of the interior angles of triangle must be equal to 180 degrees
so
In the triangle AXC
m∠XCA+m∠XAC+m∠CXA=180°
we have
m∠XCA=22°
m∠XAC=22°
substitute
22°+22°+m∠CXA=180°
m∠CXA=180°-44°=136°