<span>I think this is the answer cos 30=<span><span>3–√</span>2</span></span>
Answer:
b. 3t ≥ 36
Step-by-step explanation:
She gets $3 per three-pointer. The variable <em>t</em> stands for three-pointer. So in mathematical terms, it would be 3<em>t</em>.
She wants a minimum of 36 dollars, therefore the sign would be ≥. This means 3<em>t </em>has to be greater than or equal to 36.
So, 3<em>t</em> ≥ 36
Step-by-step explanation:
2y³z²
2(-1)³(3)²
=2(-1)(9)
=-18
The formula for area is pi x r^2 (pi times radius squared) so, for number 7 youre given the radius or "r", which is half the length of the inside of the cirlce. On a calculator: you would do 8 times 8 (8^2) because that's the radius squared and then you should get 64 and times 64 by 3.14 or use the pi button depending on what your teacher prefers you to use.
When you're given diameter or "d" which represents the is equal to the radius times 2. So, for example, number 8 the diameter is 26 so, the radius is 13. Use the formula for area just like in number 7 to find the area of this circle.
Make sure you pay attention to what information youre given (whether its "d", Diameter, "r" or radius. Use those two lists of steps for solving numbers 7 through 12.
For numbers 13-15: use the number (22/7) instead of 3.14 or the pi button on your calculator and do the same steps!!!!!
Let me know if you still need help after this:) happy math solving!
<h3>The ladder will reach a height of 11.8 feet up the wall</h3>
<em><u>Solution:</u></em>
The ladder, wall and base of the ladder from wall forms a right angled triangle
Length of ladder forms the hypotenuse
Length of ladder = 12 foot
base of the ladder from wall = 2 feet
<em><u>To find: height of wall</u></em>
By pythagoras theorem.
Where,
"c" is the Length of ladder
"a" is the base of the ladder from wall
"b" is the height of wall
Substituting the values,
Thus, the ladder will reach a height of 11.8 feet on wall
