C
$12
If the cost c is at least $12 then it could be equal to 12, or could also be a cost greater than $12. So, c is greater than or equal to 12, expressed as <span>c
$12</span>
I don't know if I understand this question that well, but if I am right, the first digit of the question you are asking is 5, and it is in the hundreds place. If this is not what you mean, then can you put more description in this question please?
Not sure I’m sorry, have you tried google
Answer:
-(23/6)π
-(19/6)π
-3π
Step-by-step explanation:
cos2t=cos^2t-sin^2t => cos^2t=1-sin^2t =>cos2t=1-2sin^2t
sint=1-2sin^2t, if x=sint, thenn we have 2x^2+x-1=0
Here x=0.5, x=-1, as x=sint => sint = -1 solutions for -4π to -2π is t=-3π,
sint = 0.5 solutions for -4π to -2π is t= -(23/6)*π, and t = -(19/6)*π
