Answer with Step-by-step explanation:
A continuous function is a function that is defined for all the values in it's domain without any sudden jumps in the values in the domain of the function. All the given situations are analysed below:
1) The temperature at la location as a function of time is continuous function since at any location the temperature is defined for all the time and the temperature cannot suddenly change from say 10 degrees Celsius to 100 degrees Celsius instantly without passing through intermediate values.
2) The temperature at a specific time as a function of the distance due west from New York city is a continuous function as temperature is defined for all the instants of time without any sudden changes as we move between places.
3) The altitude as an function of distance due west from New York is a discontinuous function as there may be sudden changes in the altitude due to changes in topography such as presence of cliff or valley.
4) The cost as a function of function of distance traveled is a discontinuous function since the cost of travel increases integrally in increments of distance and not in a continuous manner.
5) The current in a circuit as function of time is discontinuous function as the current jumps instantly from 0 to a non zero value when we switch on the circuit and same is true when we switch off the circuit it's value decreases instantly to 0.
Answer:
AB, CB, AC
Step-by-step explanation:
All the angles in a triangle added up equal 180 degrees
Start by finding the measure of angle A
A + 86 + 27 = 180
A + 113= 180
A = 67 degrees
Now order them
86 is greater than 67 and 27 so B is the greatest
27 is less than 86 and 67 so C is the smallest
67 is less than 86 but greater than 27 so A is in the middle
Now for the sides..
AB is opposite angle C so it's the shortest
CB is opposite angle A so it's in the middle
AC is opposite angle B so it's the longest
I hope this helps!!!
Answer:
sometimes. exterior angle of a triangle is equal to the sum two remote interior angles. But in a special case when the adjacent angle is equal to the remote interior angle, it is true
sometimes. Only when the isosceles triangle is equilateral
always. This is always true by definition.
Answer:
c
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Step-by-step explanation:
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