This question is asking "Where does cosine equal
?"
Based on our unit circle values and the domain of the cos^{-1} function, we see that at 30 degrees, or
, cosine is equal to
.
Answer:
A) 0.265
B) 0.0265
C) 0.837
D) 0.0837
E) 0.00265
F) 0.00837
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given;
√7 = 2.65 and √70 = 8.37
A) √0.07 can be rewritten as;
√(7 × 1/100)
Let's deal with the digits in the bracket.
Square root of 100 is 10. Thus;
√(7 × 1/100) = (1/10)√7 = (1/10) × 2.65 = 0.265
B) √0.0007
Rewrite to get;
√(7 × 1/10000)
Square root of 1/10000 is 1/100
Thus;
√(7 × 1/10000) = (1/100)√7 = (1/100) × 2.65 = 0.0265
C) √0.7
Like above;
√0.7 = √(70 × (1/100))
>> (1/10)√70 = (1/10) × 8.37 = 0.837
D) √0.007
Like above;
Rewrite to get;
√(70 × 1/10000)
Square root of 1/10000 is 1/100
Thus;
√(70 × 1/10000) = (1/100)√70 = (1/100) × 8.37 = 0.0837
E) √0.000007
Rewritten to;
√(7 × (1/1000000))
√(1/1000000) = 1/1000
Thus; √(7 × (1/1000000)) = 1/1000 × √7 = 1/1000 × 2.65 = 0.00265
F)√0.00007
Rewritten to;
√(70 × (1/1000000))
√(1/1000000) = 1/1000
Thus; √(70 × (1/1000000)) = 1/1000 × √70 = 1/1000 × 8.37 = 0.00837
Answer:
m = - 1
Step-by-step explanation:
9m + 13 = 4
subtract 13 from both sides
9m = 4 - 13
9m = - 9
divide both sides by 9
m = - 1 (negative 1)
So, the first thing we need to know is what is what.
So, A natural number is a whole number
A whole number is an integer
and An integer is a rational number.
Now, since there is a terminating decimal (a decimal that does not go on forever) we know it is a rational number.
Since there is a decimal, it cannot be an integer, therefore
It is a rational number
Find the common denominator
It is 6
Multiply everything by 6
2/3*(6)= 4g
1/2 *(6)= 3g
14*(6)= 84
4g +3g = 84
7g= 84
g= 12
