136 = x.
In detail: When an angle is presented, the angle opposite corresponds to the first equation. The angles at the bottom equal a total of 360, so calculating 46 x 2 = 92. Subtracting 92 from 360 gives 268. Dividing that by 2 yields one of the larger angles as 134 degrees. The upper angle correlates to the lower one, therefore, 136 = x.
Yes, it was a reasonable result
Step-by-step clarification:
From another answer, "There are various methods to calculate this. One approach is:
With a range of 400 miles on a 15-gallon fuel tank,
400 / 15 results in 26.66666666666667 miles for every gallon (it seems odd, but we'll reach a concise outcome shortly)
Thus, 26.66666666666667 multiplied by 6 gallons equals 160 miles.
<span>Final result: Landon's SUV can go </span>160 miles<span> using 6 gallons."</span><span />
There are 2 beginner, 6 intermediate, and 3 advanced books, totaling 11.
P(advanced) = 3/11
replaced
P(beginner) = 2/11
P(both) = 3/11 * 2/11 = 6/121 <=
