Answer: see below
Step-by-step explanation
Let 2 + a = 11 x
Let 35 - b = 11 y
Where x and y are any unknown integer
subtract the two equations
- 33 + a + b = 11 (x+y)
a+ b = 11 (x+ y) +33
a+ b = 11 (x+y) + 3 (11)
a+ b = 11(x+ y+3)
Which proves that a+b is a factor of 11
No these are not equivelent. 24 is 4x6 so that would mean that you would have to pay $12 for those bagels and because 9 is not 3x4, 12 is making these two ratios not equivelent.
Answer:
• c = √89 ≈ 9.434
• A = arcsin(8/√89) ≈ 57.995°
• B = arcsin(5/√89) ≈ 32.005°
Step-by-step explanation:
By the law of cosines, ...
c² = a² + b² -2ab·cos(C)
Since c=90°, cos(C) = 0 and this reduces to the Pythagorean theorem for this right triangle.
c = √(8² +5²) = √89 ≈ 9.434
Then by the law of sines (or the definition of the sine of an angle), ...
sin(A) = a/c·sin(C) = a/c = 8/√89
A = arcsin(8/√89) ≈ 57.995°
sin(B) = b/c·sin(C) = b/c = 5/√89
B = arcsin(5/√89) ≈ 32.005°
