Answer:
c/sin C = b/sin C
Step-by-step explanation:
Look at the statement in the previous step and the reason in this step.
c sin B = b sin C
Divide both sides by sin B sin C:
(c <em>sin B</em>)/(<em>sin B</em> sin C) = (b <em>sin C</em>)/(sin B <em>sin C</em>)
c/sin C = b/sin B
Answer:
8x^8/3 y^4 - The first option
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing we need to do is the exponent outside the bracket and leave the 8 till last, because exponents always come before multiplying coefficients. When an term with an exponent is multiplied by another exponent outside a bracket, the exponents of both terms are multiplied by the exponent outside the bracket.
This means that the expression is now:
8(x^2*4/3 y^3*4/3)
First we can so the x term. The x term already has an exponent of 2, so the 2 is multiplied by the 4/3 exponent outside the bracket. 2*4/3 = 8/3, so the x term is now: x^8/3
The same happens to the y term: 3*4/3 simplifies to 4, so the y term is now y^4.
So now our expression is:
8(x^8/3 y^4)
Now the 8 outside the bracket simply multiplies on to the whole term so we finish with:
8x^8/3 y^4 - The first option.
Hope this helped!
Y-y1= m(x1-x2)
using this formula
the answer is d
because slope has to remain the same if its parallel
Using Lagrange multipliers, we have the Lagrangian
with partial derivatives (set equal to 0)
Substituting the first three equations into the fourth allows us to solve for
:
For each possible value of
, we get two corresponding critical points at
.
At these points, respectively, we get a maximum value of
and a minimum value of
.
