The main identity you need is the double angle one for cosine:

We get

Expand the numerator to apply the identity again:




Finally, make use of the product identity for cosine:

so that ultimately,


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Solution (a):</h3>
- Area of rectangle = LB
- => Area of rectangle = 18 x 36
- => Area of rectangle = 648 in²
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Solution (b):</h3>
<u>Since the two triangles are equal (as said in the question):</u>
- => Area of triangles: 2(1/2 x 6 x 18)
- => Area of triangles: 6 x 18
- => Area of triangles: 108 in²
<h3 /><h3>Solution (c):</h3>
<u>Subtract the area of the triangles from the area of the rectangle.</u>
- 648 - 108 = Area of trapezoid
- => 540 in² = Area of trapezoid
Answer:
in my opinion i think that the answer is c
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Answer: 40</h3>
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Explanation:
Assuming the function is f(x) = 5(2)^x, then we replace every x with 3. Then we use the order of operations PEMDAS to simplify. Or we can use a calculator to simplify in one step.
f(x) = 5(2)^x
f(3) = 5(2)^3
f(3) = 5(8)
f(3) = 40
T represents the center of the circle. If you were to measure the 8 1/2 inches all around T, you would end up with a circle whose radius is 8 1/2 (which means its diameter is 2(8 1/2) = 17
Note: a sphere is 3-dimensional (an example would be a ball) so has more than one plane.
Answer: a