Answer:
1.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. sin 241 = sin(61 + π) = -sin61 = -t^(1/2)
2. sin^2 + cos^2 =1, cos 61= (1-t)^(1/2)
3. [2sin^2 (x)sin(x) +2cos^2 (x)sin(x)]/2cos(x) = 2sin(x) / 2cos(x) = tan(x)
4. tan (x), x do not equal to (π/2 +or- kπ)
x do not equal to 90,270。
Y = 1/10
Alternate form
- 1
y=-0.1, y=-10
We're given the Arithmetic Progression <em>-24, -4, 16, 36 ...</em> .
We know that a term in an AP is generally represented as:

where,
- a = the first term in the sequence
- n = the number of the term/number of terms
- d = difference between two terms
We need to find
.
From the given progression, we have:
- a = -24
- n = 23
- d = (-24 - (-4) = -20
Using these in the formula,

Therefore, the 23rd term in the AP is -464.
Hope it helps. :)
' 9 + 10 ' is a simple exercise in addition. Its solution is 19 .
There is junk floating around the internet saying that 9+10=21.
That statement is false, and the arithmetic is wrong.
The whole thing is a joke. If you ask someone to prove it, they will
perform a demonstration with Roman numerals, but the way they handle
the Roman numerals is itself defective, and they're hoping you won't notice.
Using synthetic division, we find the result of the division
(6x^4 +2x^3 -6x^2 -14x -1)/(3(x +1/3))
to be ...
(6x^3 -6x -12)/3 +3/(3x +1)
The result is ...
2x^3 -2x -4 +3/(3x+1)