<h3>hello!</h3>
Let's write this verbal phrase as an inequality.
First of all, let the number be n.
"three times n" can be written like so:-
Now, 18 is greater than 3n:-
Which means 3n is less than 18:-
<h3>note:-</h3>
Hope everything is clear; if you need any explanation/clarification, kindly let me know, and I'll comment and/or edit my answer :)
55 + 8.50d = 123
55 for rental
8.50d for each day she pays 8.50 so add the d and then equal sign and 123.
First let's find the angles a and b.
We have then:
sin a = 4/5
a = Asin (4/5)
a = 53.13 degrees.
cos b = 5/13
b = Acos5 / 13
b = 67.38 degrees.
We now calculate cos (a + b). To do this, we replace the previously found values:
cos ((53.13) + (67.38)) = - 0.507688738
Answer:
-0.507688738
Note: there is another way to solve the problem using trigonometric identities.
Answer:
57 is the least out of the 4 numbers or integers here
Step-by-step explanation:
57,58,59,60
hope this helps ;)
Answer:
Cameron and Rebecca are organizing a lunch for their friends. Within the dishes to be served, they will prepare a tomato, carrot and broccoli salad. The number of tomatoes and carrots are 10-partners and the total amount of vegetables is 12. If we increase the number of broccoli by three and decrease the number of tomatoes by two, the amount of tomatoes and broccoli will also be 10-partners. What is the number of tomatoes, carrots and broccoli bought by Cameron and Rebecca?
<u>Cameron and Rebecca purchased 7 tomatoes, 3 carrots and 2 broccoli.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of tomatoes = x
Number of carrots = 10 - x
Number of broccoli = y
System of Equations:
x + 10 - x + y = 12
y = 12 - 10
y = 2
x - 2 + y + 3 = 10 (If we increase the number of broccoli by three and decrease the number of tomatoes by two, the amount of tomatoes and broccoli will also be 10-partners)
x + 1 + y = 10
x + y = 9
y = 9 - x
Substitution of y:
x + 10 - x + y = 12
x + 10 - x + 9 - x = 12
-x + 19 = 12
-x = 12 - 19
x = 7 ⇒ 10 - x = 3
<u>Cameron and Rebecca purchased 7 tomatoes, 3 carrots and 2 broccoli.</u>
Note: Same answer to question 14280211, answered by me today.
