Answer
1/2
Why?
There are 2 sets of red cards. Each set has 13 cards, and since you have 2 sets
2*13 is 26. Which means u have half the deck 26/52 equals 1/2.
The answer is never, that is, on a 2 dimensional plane. You can perform an experiment to see why it is the case. On curved surfaces though, two lines can intersect one another more than once. For instance, on the surface of planet Earth, two lines can intersect one another, both at the Earth's North Pole and South Pole.
◆ COMPLEX NUMBERS ◆
125 ( cos 288 + i sin 288 ) can be written as -
125.e^i( 288)
125.e^i( 288 +360 )
125.e^i( 288+ 720)
[ As , multiples of 360 can be added to an angle without changing any trigonometric functions or sign ]
To find the cube root , take the cube root of above 3 expressions ,
We get -
5 e^( i 96 )
5 e^( i 216 )
5 e^( i 336 )
Now using Euler's formula , We rewrite above as -
5 ( cos 96 + i sin 96 )
5(c os 216 + i sin 216 )
5 ( cos 336 + i sin 336 ) Ans.
you can use 3 quarters and 2 pennies
To find AB(x) and BC(y), you can do(there are multiple ways you can do this):
tan A = 
tan 60° = or (tan 60°) · 7 = y
tan 60° = 
√3 · 7 = y
7√3 cm = y
sin B = 
sin 30° = or 
sin 30° = 
= 
x = 
x = 14 cm
AB = 14cm
BC = 7√3 cm
