What is 1/5 x 15 please answer
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The second and first quadrant, because the hour and temperatures are unlikely to be negative numbers. All positive numbers for both X and Y values are in the second quadrant. If the hour is before noon, then the X value will venture into quadrant one. The diagram shows the quadrants in a graph.
B. For both the time and the temperature to be negative, and in quadrant four, you would have to be located in possibly Alaska or northern Canada. In such locations colder areas would be more likely to have negative temperatures and at times before 12.
The second and first quadrant, because the hour and temperatures are unlikely to be negative numbers. All positive numbers for both X and Y values are in the second quadrant. If the hour is before noon, then the X value will venture into quadrant one. The diagram shows the quadrants in a graph.
B. For both the time and the temperature to be negative, and in quadrant four, you would have to be located in possibly Alaska or northern Canada. In such locations colder areas would be more likely to have negative temperatures and at times before 12.
Ok, there are two scenarios here.
1) It's a typo and "<K" should be written as "<J"
if that is the case, we can convert from degrees,minutes,seconds >> degrees like so
once calculated, we get 48.43 degrees.
scenario 2)
<k is the third angle in a right triangle
this would mean that <j + <K + 90 = 180
from the first example, we know that <J = 48.43 degrees
Therefor
48.43 + <k + 90 = 180
48.43 + 90 = 138.43
so
138.43 + <k = 180
Therefor, <K = 41.57 degrees
I really hope this helps!!:)
1) It's a typo and "<K" should be written as "<J"
if that is the case, we can convert from degrees,minutes,seconds >> degrees like so
once calculated, we get 48.43 degrees.
scenario 2)
<k is the third angle in a right triangle
this would mean that <j + <K + 90 = 180
from the first example, we know that <J = 48.43 degrees
Therefor
48.43 + <k + 90 = 180
48.43 + 90 = 138.43
so
138.43 + <k = 180
Therefor, <K = 41.57 degrees
I really hope this helps!!:)