The angles in degrees to radian is as follows:
-54 degrees = -3π / 10 radian
<h3>How to convert from degree to radian?</h3>
The measurement is in degrees. Let's convert it to radian with respect to π.
Therefore,
180 degrees = π radian
-54 degrees = ?
cross multiply
Hence,
angle in radian = -54 × π / 180
angle in radian = - 54π / 180
angle in radian = - 6π / 20
angle in radian = -3π / 10 radian
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Answer:
The answer to this is fa
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because you as the solver doesn't know what the variables f or a is so you put them together as multiplication until you do understand what f and a are so you can multiply them.
If you were to graph this it would be a horizontal line going infinite in both directions. That means no slope or y axis.
It’s 8^6, you’re correct :)
You Just want to get Fahrenheit alone on one side of the equal sign. Your teacher forgot to use parenthesis. The correct equation for Celsius to Fahrenheit is: 
Which will give you a completely different answer.... 
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We will solve it using what is given:
C = (5/9)F - 32
C + 32 = (5/9)F
9(C + 32) = 5F
(9/5)(C + 32) = F
** If they mark you wrong, and try to say the answer is F = (9/5)C + 32 then they shouldn't be teaching math, and you should point out the fact there are no parenthesis around the F - 32 in the given formula.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
BD=BL(given)
so ∠BLD=∠BDL=3x
90+∠GBD+30=180
∠GBD=180-120=60°
Also ∠GBD=∠BLD (given)
so ∠BDL=60°
3x=60
x=20°
