To find the number halfway between 60 and 75, we use the following formula:
(X + Y)/2 = Halfway Between
When we enter 60 and 75 into our formula, we get:
(60 + 75)/2 = 67.5
Thus, the number halfway between 60 and 75 is 67.5.
D.
f(x) can be written as (x+2)(x-2)(x-1)
by using difference of two squares to expand x^2 - 4 whch yields 3 x intercepts
similarly, k(x) can be written as
x(x+5)(x-5) which also yields 3
x intercepts (0,-5, and 5)
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation: -13 to 7 think about that. We have to add 13 to make it 0. Then we add 7. So 13 plus 7 is 20. Enjoy :)
First step: name the sides according to geometry standards, namely, the sides are named the same lowercase letter as the opposing angle. A revised diagram is shown.
Second step: we need to know the relationships of the trigonometric functions.
cosine(A)=cos(63) = adjacent / hypotenuse = AC/AB .................(1)
sine(A)=sin(63) = opposite / hypotenuse = CB/AB .......................(2)
We're given AB=7, so
using (1)
AC/AB=cos(63)
AC=ABcos(63)=7 cos(63) = 7*0.45399 = 3.17993 = 3.180 (to three dec. figures)
Using (2)
BC/AB=sin(63)
BC=ABsin(63) = 7 sin(63) = 7*0.89101 = 6.237 (to three dec. figures).