If sinα=cosß it means that ß=90-α. This also means that α+ß=90 so we can say:
4k-22+6k-13=90
10k-35=90
10k=125
k=12.5°
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The above identity comes up a lot, and is one worth committing to memory for sure.
sinα=cos(90-α) or vice versa cosα=sin(90-α)
Answer:
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Answer:
89 seats are not being used
Step-by-step explanation:
You subtract the seats being used by teachers
342 - 75 =267
Change 2/3 into a percentage = 66.6%
Find 66.6% of 267= 177.8 (I rounded up to 178)
Then subtract 177.8/178 from 267 to find the amount of seats not being used.
The amount of seats not being used would come down to 89 seats.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
x= -5
Step-by-step explanation:
8+(-5)=3
Answer:
C. 5 Shirts for $21
Step-by-step explanation:
I conclude this when I calculate the amount of money needed for a singular shirt in every "bundle" by using division.
First I calculated how much you'd have to pay for one shirt in the six-pack collection fo shirts, and I resulted in $4.25 for each shirt. The problem in number form is: 25.50÷6=4.24. By dividing the total with six you result in the singular price of the individual price of each shirt in the pack.
As for the other packs, my calculations resulted in $4.50 for the 4 shirts pack and $4.20 for the 5shirts pack.
