Answer:
Simulateneous equation
Step-by-step explanation:
Have to slove the equation given then plot the graph
Answer: 9p - 1.5a
Step-by-step explanation:
Your maximum heart rate is about 220 minus your age. But it varies base on age category.
Target heart rate during moderate intensity activities is about 50-70% of maximum heart rate.
According to the question;
Target heart rate for
women = 1/2p(418-4a)
= 209p - 2a ....... (1)
men = 1/2p(400-a)
= 200p - 0.5a .......(2)
To find the difference between the target heart rates for a fit woman and a fit man, take equation 1 from equation 2
(209p - 2a) - (200p - 0.5a)
209p - 2a - 200p + 0.5a
9p -1.5a
It is a supplementary angle. D because the add up to 180.
Answer: 6.82
Step-by-step explanation:
So we know the Law of Sines which is that Sin A/a = Sin B/b = Sin C/c. The Sin on top of the fraction is the angle, and the letter on the bottom is the side opposite from that angle.
Our first step is going to be finding the last angle. We have 2 angles already, but one that's missing. We know that all triangles' angles add up to 180, so we can add 68+40=108. Then do 180-108 to get 72. Now we know the third and final angle.
Ok so back to Law of Sines. Now we can plug into that equation. We only need Sin A/a = Sin B/b (It doesn't matter what order you put them in). And remember the lowercase letter at the bottom represents the OPPOSITE side from one of the angles. Since the problem wants the side opposite Sin 68, let's set up a proportion.

Set up we have what we know. We know one side, and opposite that is the angle we already solved for. Now we can cross multiply and end up with:

Since we want to isolate x, we can divide each side by Sin 72.
x= 7(Sin 68)/Sin 72
So now let's put it into the calculator:
7(Sin 68)=6.2853
Now let's divide 6.2853/Sin 72
And you should be left with 6.82 if you round it!
Answer:
- <em>A line of symmetry and the line between opposite points in the symmetry</em><em> are </em><u>perpendicular to each other. </u>
Explanation:
A line of simmetry splits the figure into two identical halves.
Suppose you have a symmetrical plane figure (like a square or a circle), the line of symmetry divides such figure in two sides: call them the left side and the right side.
The reflection of each point on the right side is a point on the left side along the perpendicular line that joins the two points and the line of symmetry.
For instance, if the line of symmetry is vertical, such as the x-axis, the line between the opposite points in the symmetry is horizontal, i.e. perpendicular to the x-axis (the line of summetry).