Answer:
The first question is the third choice. Divide by two to get proper squaring. Anytime there is a number in front of the x in a situation like that, always divide by that number on both sides first. Then go from there.
The second question is also the third choice. The square root of 64 is 8. It can't be negative because square rooting is always positive unless you want a weird "i" in there. That's for algebra 2 and beyond so don't worry about it mate.
Answer:
roam
Step-by-step explanation:
free points
Answer:
segment CD is congruent to segment EB
A radius is a straight line from the centre to the edge of a circle. i’m not sure about any examples sorry :/
Answer:
20cos(39) or 15.543 (3 d.p.)
Step-by-step explanation:
- Use SOHCAHTOA
- You want to find A and have an angle of 36° and H
- So use CAH
- cos(39) = x / 20
- x = 20cos(39)
