Answer:
1) 160 (less than or equal to) 42+65+x OR 53
2) 2000 (greater than or equal to) 637+x OR $1363
3) 1st piece: 5ft
2nd piece: 10ft
3rd piece: 6ft
Step-by-step explanation:
1) You must reach at least 160 blankets. Some have already been added, so just add the total to "x"
2) Your brother already spent $637 of 2000 dollars.
The simplified answer is 
If you are dividing powers with like terms you subtract the denominator to the numerator.
Hopefully I’m not too late, but here’s how I solved it. Basically, replace F with 68. Subtract 32 from both sides so your equation becomes 9/5C=36. Divide both sides by 9/5 so C is left but itself (C=36/1.8). The answer should come out to 20. If you want to check my answer, plug 20 into the equation. Multiply 20x9/5 which equals 36. Add 36 and 32 together to get 68. Hope this helps
To convert from rectangular to polar we will use these 2 formulas:
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The r value found serves as the first coordinate in our polar coordinate, and the angle serves as the second coordinate of the pair. We are told to find 2. Since the r value will always be the same (it's the length of the hypotenuse created in the right triangle we form when determining our angle theta), the angle is what is going to be different in our coordinate pairs. We use the x and y coordinates from the given rectangular coordinate to solve for the r in both our coordinate pairs.
which gives us an r value of
. That's r for both coordinate pairs. Now we move to the angle. Setting up according to our formula we have
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This asks the question "what angle(s) has/have a tangent of -1?". That's what we have to find out! Since the tangent ratio is y/x AND since it is negative, it is going to lie in a quadrant where x is negative and y is positive, AND where x is positive and y is negative. Those quadrants are 2 and 4. In QII, x is negative so the tangent ratio is negative here; in QIV, y is negative so the tangent ratio is negative here as well. Now, if we type inverse tangent of -1 into our calculators in degree mode, we get that the angle that has a tangent of -1 is -45. Measured from the positive x axis, -45 does in fact go into the fourth quadrant. However, since the inverse tangent of -1 is -45, we also have a 45 degree angle in the second quadrant. Those are reference angles, mind you. A 45 degree angle in QII has a coterminal angle of 135 degree; a 45 degree angle in QIV has a coterminal angle of 315. If you don't understand that, go back to your lesson on reference angles and coterminal angles to see what those are. So our polar coordinates for that rectangular coordinate are
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