All you need to do is plug -5 into the second equation and you see it is near (-5, -8). When plugged into the top, you get (-5, -27/4) which comes out to ABOUT -6.75 for the Y value. The closest is actually a tie. The first option is .8 from the first and .45 from the second leading in a total distance of 1.25. The second, which is the fellow answer, is 1.2 from the first and .05 from the second, leading to 1.25 away.
The third, which is next closest is 1.8 from the first and .55 from the second leading to a distance of over 2 from the optimal, so only the first two are answers.
Answer:
solution given;
let
AB=a
AC=b=30ft
AB=c=20ft
<A=115°
By using Cosine rule.
a²=b²+c²-2bc cos angle
a²=30²+20²-2*30*20 Cos 115°
a²=1807.1419
a=√[1807.1419]
a=42.51
Side A is 42.51ft.
Again
Cos B=
Cos B=
Cos B=0.7687
<B=Cos -¹(0.7687)
<B=39.46°
Angle B is 39.46
Answer:
7
Step-by-step explanation:
I think you shouldn't memorize any formula to solve it. But you should know that on the fahrenheit thermometer freezing point is 32 and the boiling point is 212. And in celcius, it is 0 and 100. So we can make the inference that changing 100 units in celcius corresponds to a change of 180 units in fahrenheit. Thus, we should ask that if celcius increase from 0 to 200, what would happen to fahrenheit.
Basic math:
While celcius increase 100, fahrenheit increase 180,
While celcius increase 200, fahreinheit increase 360.
And you shouldn't forget that fahrenheit's freezing point is 32.
32+increase(360)=392