I think M<1 will equal 35 degrees.
Answer:
6!
Step-by-step explanation:
chord x chord = chord x chord
(5) (n+8) = (7) (n+4)
i just started plugging in numbers
(5) (6+8) = (7) (6+4)
5 x 14 = 7 x 10
70=70
Answer:
It’s 60miles
Step-by-step explanation:
We assume the trip is "d" miles and that the "extra hour" refers to the additional time that a current of 2 mph would add. That is, we assume the reference time is for a current of 0 mph.
The time with no current is ...
time1 = distance/speed
time1 = d/12 . . . . hours
With a current of 2 mph in the opposite direction, the time is ...
time2 = d/(12 -2) = d/10
The second time is 1 hour longer than the first, so we have ...
time2 = 1 + time1
d/10 = 1 + d/12
6d = 60 + 5d . . . . multiply by 60
d = 60 . . . . . . . . . subtract 5d
The one-way distance is 60 miles.
Answer:
y = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
-2y + 1 = y-5
-2 - y = -5 - 1
-3y = -6
y = -6 ÷ -3
y = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent theta.

Using the angle addition trig formula,



Multiply one side at a time
Replace theta with x , the answer is

2. Convert 30 degrees into radian

Using tangent formula,


Tan if pi/6 is sqr root of 3/3

Since my phone about to die if you later simplify that,
you'll get

Replace theta with X.