Which word best describes the degree of overlap between the two data sets?
2 answers:
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The first equation given
We have to add 1 and 5 to the right side first. We will get,
To get rid of 6 from the right side we have to subtract 6 from both sides.
To find n we have to move -2 to the other side by dividing both side by -2.
So we have got the required answer for the first question.
The solution is n = 0.
The second equation given,
First we have to move 7x to the left side by subtracting it from both sides.
Now we have to move -2 to the right side by adding 2 to both sides.
We have got the required answer for the second question.
The solution is x = -7.
The third equation given,
We have to get rid of that negative sign from both sides. As we have negative sign to both sides we can cancel it out. We will get,
Now we have to move 4 to left side by subtracting it from both sides.
So we have got the required answer .
The solution is x = 4.
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My algebra teacher got us all to remember that word because...
Soh - Sin = Opposite / Hypotenus
Cah - Cos = Adjacent / Hypotenus
Toa - Tan = Opposite / Adjacent
Sin, Cos, and Tan are what you can use to find missing triangle sides if you know at least one other angle besides the 90 degree angle.
My algebra teacher got us all to remember that word because...
Soh - Sin = Opposite / Hypotenus
Cah - Cos = Adjacent / Hypotenus
Toa - Tan = Opposite / Adjacent
Sin, Cos, and Tan are what you can use to find missing triangle sides if you know at least one other angle besides the 90 degree angle.