Cosine is co added onto sine. Basically, cosine is the sine function moved over 90degrees or pi/2 (pi/2 on a unit circle is 90 degrees)
Sin(x)=cos(x+90) <--degrees
Sin(x)=cos(x+pi/2) <--radians
The above two equations for converting them is called a cofunction identity. There's many more identities to convert sines, cosines, tangents, cosecantes, secantes, and cotangents between each other. This is taught to you in PreCalculus.
Answer:
2/7
Step-by-step explanation:
There are <em>seven days in the week</em>, out out of those, <em>Sunday and Saturday</em> start with S. So, the probability is <em>2 out of 7</em>, or 2/7.
Answer:
5 weeks
$175
Step-by-step explanation:
Bill owes his mother $300 and plans to pay her $25 every week.
Therefore, after w weeks he has to give her mother more C = 300 - 25w, amount of money.
Steve owes his mother $550 and plans to pay her $75 every week.
Therefore, after w weeks he has to give her mother more C = 550 - 75w, amount of money.
If after w weeks they both will owe their mother the same amount of money, then
300 - 25w = 550 - 75w
⇒ w = 5 weeks. (Answer)
Now, the amount of money will be $(300 - 25 × 5) = $175. (Answer)
Answer:
C.
Step-by-step explanation:
The only thing to do here is just check all of the answers.
A makes no sense, as the number of keys on a keyboard doesn't affect the amount of memory in a computer at all (no correlation).
B makes a bit more sense, but it's still wrong. If a train travels faster, it gets places quicker, or the time goes down. If (If one goes up, the other goes down) is true, then you have negative correlation.
C makes the most sense, as if there's more people at a game, then those more people will probably buy more hot dogs. If (If one goes up, so does the other) is true, then you have positive correlation, which is what we want.