Answer:
x = tan⁻¹(⅘)
Step-by-step explanation:
We can solve for x by using trigonometric ratios (sin, cos, and tan)
We need to apply the appropriate ratio that uses the two sides 8 and 10 from the perspective of x. See attached image for information about ratios. (Source: Math is Fun)
The tangent ratio is opposite divided by adjacent. It will relate x to the two sides. So we would write
tan(x) = ⁸⁄₁₀
Then we simplify and move the tan to the other side by multiplying both sides by the inverse of tan (since you cannot divide by tan)
tan(x) = ⅘
x = tan⁻¹(⅘)
Then we can use a calculator to evaluate x
If you want to find y, now that you have two angles of the triangle, you can find the sum of 90 + x and subtract that from 180 (since all angles of a triangle add up to 180) to find y.
Answer:
Answer is in the explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
I don't know exactly word from word what your choices look like...
but I can describe per each box what happened in my own words:
First box: They multiply first equation by 3 and the second equation by 2 to obtain the equations in that first box.
Second box: They subtracted the two equations in the first box to obtain 1x+0y=2 which means 1x=2 or x=2 (this is called solving a system by elimination
Third box: They used their first original equation (before the multiplication manipulation) and plug in the value they got for x which was 2 giving them 3(2)-2y=10
Fourth box: They simplified the equation 3(2)-2y=10 by performing the multiplication 3(2) giving them 6-2y=10
Fifth box: They subtracted 6 on both sides giving them -2y=4
Sixth box: They divided both sides by -2 giving them y=-2
I will summarize then what I wrote above:
1st box: Multiplication Property of Equality
2nd box: Elimination
3rd box: Substitution (plug in)
4th box: Simplifying
5th box: Subtraction Property of Equality
6th box: Division Property of Equality
To find our solution, we can start off by creating a string of 27 boxes, all followed by the letters of the alphabet. Underneath the boxes, we can place 6 pairs of boxes and 15 empty boxes.The stars represent the six letters we pick. The empty boxes to the left of the stars provide the "padding" needed to ensure that no two adjacent letters are chosen. We can create this -
Thus, the answer is that there are
ways to choose a set of six letters such that no two letters in the set are adjacent in the alphabet. Hope this helped and have a phenomenal New Year!
<em>2018</em>
Answer: −10
Step-by-step explanation: 9^2−21/−6
81−21/−6
60/−6
−10
