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Melody  Feb 11, 2022
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Sun 22/3/15

1)     Determine the last digit with powers.                    CPhill

2)     Algebra with geometry  (not too high level)           CPhill

3)     Binomial Probability - Fairly straight forward.         CPhill

4)     What triangles have an area of 10                        CPhill

5)     Finding vertex and roots of a quadratic                 Melody, anon and CPhill

6)     Difficult integration                                              Melody (but it is wrong)

7)     Continuation of counting outcomes                       Nauseated

8)     tanh simplification                                               Not answered

 

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Mar 21, 2015
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y=64      corresponding angles on parallel lines (F shape) 

 The one opposite y in the quadrilateral is 75 degrees because it is corresponding on parallel lines to the other 75.

x+75=180  because they are adjacent and supplementary

x=105        Adjacent because they share a common vertex and a common arm.

                 Adjacent is a normal English word, it means next to, so the property that is adjacent to yours is the one that shares the same fence line.

                  Supplemenary just means that they add to 180.  (because they form a strght line)

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the one opposite the x in the quadrilateral is 111 because it is a corresponding angle to 111 on parallel lines.

The one in the triangle next to it is 180-111=69 because they are adjacent supplementary angles.

the other one in the triangle is 180-125 = 55 because it is an adjacent supplementary angle to 125

y is the 3rd angle in the triangle so  69+55+y=180    angle sum of a triangle

$${\mathtt{69}}{\mathtt{\,\small\textbf+\,}}{\mathtt{55}}{\mathtt{\,\small\textbf+\,}}{\mathtt{y}} = {\mathtt{180}} \Rightarrow {\mathtt{y}} = {\mathtt{56}}$$

Now consider the big triangle.  you can get the top angle because it is adjacent supplementary to 111

and now you can get x from angle sum of a triangle.

See if you can do the other 2 on your own but if you can't post back and I will help.

I might just do posts with the pics incase you need help since I have already copied them. :)

Mar 21, 2015