Using the unit circle, the coordinates of the terminal point corresponding to 
is: (-0.5, 0.866).
<h3>What is the unit circle?</h3>
For an angle 
the unit circle is a circle with radius 1 containing the following set of points: 
.
In this problem, the angle is of , hence:
.
.
Hence the terminal point is:
(-0.5, 0.866).
More can be learned about the unit circle at brainly.com/question/16852127
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hi
x/6 = 10
In a equation , you can use every math operation you know as long as you do the same thing on both sides.
Here we have x/6 = 10
But what I want is x .
Here X is split in 6. So I 'm going to multiplicate all by 6 to find the original amount of X
In bold operation that are often not written but that you must understand to do that kind of exercices.
So : x/6 = 10
(x/6) *6 = 10 *6
6x/6 = 60
x = 60
Andrew must get a 74 for his average to be at 70 percent. you can plug and chug in your calculator or use an equation like this one (64+69+73+x)/4=70 ; solve for x and your number should be 74
I’m pretty sure it’s 14348907
