6%(5) = .30 6%
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If you learned about the 45-45-90 triangle (which is isosceles), then the faster way is to know that the hypotenuse (side opposite of right angle) is √2 times either one of the sides.
3√2 = (√2)x
x = 3
But if you didn't learn the 45-45-90 triangle yet, that's ok.
Recall the trigonometric ratios for right triangles: sine (sin), cosine (cos), tangent (tan).
If your angle is x, then
sin(x) = opposite side / hypotenuse
cos(x) = adjacent side / hypotenuse
tan(x) = opposite side / adjacent side
Remember the hypotenuse is the side opposite and across from the right angle (3√2 in this case).
An acronym to remember this is SohCahToa.
In this problem, the angle given is 45°, and you need to find the length of the adjacent side x. The hypotenuse is also given as 3√2.
Because we have the adjacent side and the hypotenuse, we use cosine to relate those two sides
cos(45°) = x / (3√2)
x = (3√2)cos45°
If you plug this into your calculator (in degree mode), then
x = 3
A function is said to even if it returns the same output when given two opposite inputs:
In your case, you have
And since 
, the proof is concluded.
Answer:
AE = CF .
Why?
BD acts as a shape bisector because it cuts the entire rectangle in half from points B and D.
Given that <u>AE is perpendicular to BD</u>, and <u>CF is perpendicular to BD</u> (which we know BD is a bisector), that means that both AE and CF are of equal length inside the rectangle.
Another way to look at it is:
AE = CF because they are technically just vertical angles, shifted and displaced in a weird way; it is a different representation of vertical angles, only distorted. <em>(Don't use this as your answer though, it needs more context. I just want to make it look easier to comprehend.)</em>
Answer: Hello, there! Your Answer is Below^^
7.O2 Would be The Correct Answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
So I Subtracted 20 - 12.98 And Got the Answer $ 7.02
To Add Or subtract Decimals Here's what you can do to find your Answer
Line up the numbers vertically so that the decimal points all lie on a vertical line.
Add extra zeros to the right of the number so that each number has the same number of digits to the right of the decimal place. Step 3: Subtract the numbers as you would whole numbers.
<em>Hope this Helps!!</em>
<em> Have a great day!!!</em>
