Answer:
if you got paid seven bucks per lawn, and you mowed nine lawns, you'd have $63 dollars
if you were to mow them for 9 dollars a lawn...
$63 = 9x
63/9 = 7
youd have to mow 7 lawns to get the same amount of money
Step-by-step explanation:
1)
LHS = cot(a/2) - tan(a/2)
= (1 - tan^2(a/2))/tan(a/2)
= (2-sec^2(a/2))/tan(a/2)
= 2cot(a/2) - cosec(a/2)sec(a/2)
= 2(1+cos(a))/sin(a) - 1/(cos(a/2)sin(a/2))
= 2 (1+cos(a))/sin(a) - 2/sin(a)) (product to sums)
= 2[(1+cos(a) -1)/sin(a)]
=2cot a
= RHS
2.
LHS = cot(b/2) + tan(b/2)
= [1 + tan^2(b/2)]/tan(b/2)
= sec^2(b/2)/tan(b/2)
= 1/sin(b/2)cos(b/2)
using product to sums
= 2/sin(b)
= 2cosec(b)
= RHS
Answer: x^5+5x^4+x^3
Step-by-step explanation:
assuming the expression is x^3(x^2+5x+1) each term in the bracket is multiplied by x^3
x^3(x^2+5x+1)
=(x^3*x^2)+(x^3*5x)+(x^3*1)
=x5+5x^4+x^3
If you divide the price (10.80) by the weight (7lbs) you would get 1.54 per lbs
Answer:
83.5
Step-by-step explanation: