Arectangle's length, x, is 2 meters greater than its width. if the perimeter of the rectangle is greater than 112 meters, what is the rectangle's possible length, x, in meters ?
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Stefano accidentally dropped his sunglasses off the edge of a canyon as he was looking down. the height, h(t), in meters (as it relates to sea level), of the sunglasses after t seconds, is shown in the table. during its descent, the pair of sunglasses passed by a climber in the canyon 6 seconds after stefano dropped them. to the nearest meter, what is difference in elevation between stefano and the climber? 166 meters 176 meters 230 meters 240 meters its b.176 i took the test 166 is wrong and 176 is correct

This is about circle theorems. someone asap : (

If two lines form congruent alternate interior angles with a transversal, then the lines