0.20 so %20 because there is 20 100ths between that
Answer A and Answer D along with the ones you picked beforehand
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step 1:

Wright the equation
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Step 2:

Transfer the power of y ie ¹² up to subtract it
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Step 3:

by subtracting the powers we get 0
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Step 4:

so the results comes 1 because anything ⁰=1
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⚡Final answer :1✓
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hope it helped you:)
Answer:
θ = 2π/3 or 5π/3
Step-by-step explanation:
2 cosθ + 1= 0
when + 1 goes to R H S Side than it becomes negative by transposition method
2 cos = -1
now by dividing by 2 both sides we get
cosθ = -
since cosθ is negative
Cosθ = - cos 60°
it means either cosθ lies in 2nd or third quadrant
θ = π - π/3
or
θ = 2π- π/3
so θ = 2π/3 or 5π/3
That looks like a translation; let's check. We have
A(-5,1), B(-3,7), A'(3,-1), B'(5,5)
If it's a translation by T(x,y) we'd have
A' = A + T
B' = B + T
so
T = A' - A = (3,-1) - (-5,1) = (8,-2)
and also
T = B' - B = (5, 5) - (-3, 7) = (8,-2)
They're the same so we've verified this transformation is a translation by (8,-2), eight right, two down.