H α w/p
h = kw/p where k = constant of variation.
h*p = kw
hp/w = k
k = hp/w
k = 2*6/4
k = 3
Constant of variation = 3.
Tan(x) = opp./adj.
Tan(x)=13/20
Tan^-1(13/20)=X
X=33.02 degrees = 33 degrees
Answer:
5False
6 true
7 true
Step-by-step explanation:
5 Complementary angles add to 90 degrees not 180 degrees
6 40+50 = 90 so they are complementary
7 Supplementary angles add to 180
145+x = 180
Subtract 145 from each side
145-145 +x = 180-145
x = 35
Answer:
(-1,-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
There is a solution where the two expressions intersect. We can plug in what we know in the first equation in the second.
x= -1
y=3x+1
y= 3(-1)+1
y= -3+1
y= -2
Plugging y value in the equation to find x:
-2=3x+1
-3=3x
x= -1
Therefore, the point is (-1,-2)
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Answer:
False
True
True
true
Step-by-step explanation:
65x+105=y
Substitute 6 for x to find the cost for 6 classes
65(6)+105=y
390+105=y
495=y
