An isosceles triangle is a special type of triangle that has two equal sides. Consequently, the two base angles are also equal. Since the interior angles of a triangle should sum up to 180°, the general equation should be
180° = 2*Base angle + Vertex angle
Let the base angle be x. Thus, the vertex angle is equal to
Vertex angle = 4x - 6
Substituting,
180 = 2x + 4x - 6
x = 31°
Vertex angle = 4(31°) - 6
Vertex angle = 118°
(annual interest)/(loan amount) = interest rate
(12×$2,600)/$400,000 = .078 = 7.8% . . . . annual interest rate
Answer: ∠B = 42° ∠A = 23° ∠F = 115°
Step-by-step explanation:
∠B≅∠C alternate interior angles 42°
∠CDF is supplementary to ∠CDE,
so m∠CDF = 23° and ∠FAB≅∠CDF so m∠FAB= 23°
<em>also ∠A ≅ CDE corresponding angles 157° ∠FAB is suplementary to ∠A </em>
<em>so 180 - 157 = 23 gives the m∠FAB</em>
The sum of the angles of a triangle is 180°, so m∠AFB = 180 -(23 +42)
180- 65 = 115 = m∠F
The formula is
A=p e^rt
A future value 1649
P present value 100
R interest rate?
T time 10 years
E constant
Solve the formula for r
R=[log (A/p)÷log (e)]÷t
R=(log(1,649÷100)÷log(e))÷10
R=0.28×100
R=28%
