Which equation is not equvilant It is c
Cos(A) will be 3/5 Cos(A) is adjacent/hypotenuse. So here we have sin(A)=opp/hyp which is 4/5 and tan(A)=opp/adj which is 4/3. So cos(A) is adj./hyp and knowing the previous 2 terms of sin(A) and cos(A), you can go ahead and find Cos(A). So cos(A) is 3/5
Answer:
x = 3z(y - 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
= y - 2 ( multiply both sides by 3z to clear the fraction )
x = 3z(y - 2)
mn^2 / 4 divided by m^2n / 8
is simplified to
2n / m
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