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Which statement best describes this inequality when graphed on a number line where positive numbers are to the right of zero?
12 is located to the right of 17.
12 is located to the right of 17.
17 is located to the right of 12.
17 is located to the right of 12.
12 is located 12 units to the left of zero, and 17 is located 17 units to the right of zero.
12 is located 12 units to the left of zero, and 17 is located 17 units to the right of zero.
17 is located 17 units to the left of zero, and 12 is located 12 units to the right of zero.
Answer:
X = -10/6
X = -1,666666666666667
Step-by-step explanation:
First at all you join the X's
18x-12x = 14-24
Then you simplified:
6x = -10
X = -10/6
X = -1,666666666666667
Hello:
(5x^3)(2x)^3 = (5x^3)(2)^3(x)^3 = <span>(5x^3)8x^3=40x^6 ... (answer C)</span>
<span>-0.411764706 - 1.35294118 i</span>
9514 1404 393
Answer:
cos(x) = 0.6
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we need to find UQ.
UQ = UP·cos(y°) = UP·√(1 -sin²(y°)) = (26 cm)√(1 -25/169) = (26 cm)(12/13)
UQ = 24 cm
Then TQ is ...
TQ = 1/3UQ = 1/3(24 cm) = 8 cm
And cos(x°) is ...
cos(x°) = √(1 -sin²(x)) = √(1 -64/100)
cos(x°) = 6/10 = 3/5
cos(x°) = 3/5 = 0.6
