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The answer to my last problem was 4(2+40)

1 1/4   = 5/4

So

(5/4) / (1/2)  =

(5/4) * (2/1)  

10/4   = 5/2   = 2 + 1/2     times

Well....you don't state what type of polygon, but...if a  and b are sides of a parallelogram we have

2 (100 + 60)  = 2(160)   = 320 ft

9+10

add 9 to 10

get 21

sin b   = 0.333333   = 1/3

Take the sine inverse

sin^-1 (1/3)  = about 19.47°

b=15

c=9

what do i do b^2-5c

b^2  - 5c  =    (15)^2  - 5(9)  =   225  - 45   =  180

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I think you might mean:

g(x)  = (1/2)x^2

If so, here's the graph and associated points :    https://www.desmos.com/calculator/qtxcntuqz3

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x = 7y

x + y + z = 80

2x - y + z = 105  →  z  = 105 - 2x + y     (3)

Subbing the first equation into the second, we have

7y + y + z  = 80   →  8y + z = 80      (4)

And subbing the first into (3) we have

z = 105 - 2(7y) + y

z = 105 - 13y      (5)

Put (5)  into (4)

8y + 105 - 13y  = 80

-5y  = -25    →  y =  5

And  z = 105 - 13(5)  = 105 - 65  = 40

And x = 7y = 7(5)  = 35

So (x, y, z)  = (35, 5, 40)

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