m/5 = (6x + 10°, what value
of x proves that r || s?
a 5
Mathematics, 13.12.2019 21:31 tahtahtw4887
If m/3 = (4x + 20° and
m/5 = (6x + 10°, what value
of x proves that r || s?
a 5
c 40
b 15
d 100
Answers: 1
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If m/3 = (4x + 20° and
m/5 = (6x + 10°, what value
of x proves that r || s?
a 5
m/5 = (6x + 10°, what value
of x proves that r || s?
a 5
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