Answer:
Q1
cos 59° = x/16
x = 16 cos 59°
x = 8.24
Q2
BC is given 23 mi
Maybe AB is needed
AB = √34² + 23² = 41 (rounded)
Q3
BC² = AB² - AC²
BC = √(37² - 12²) = 35
Q4
Let the angle is x
cos x = 19/20
x = arccos (19/20)
x = 18.2° (rounded)
Q5
See attached
Added point D and segments AD and DC to help with calculation
BC² = BD² + DC² = (AB + AD)² + DC²
Find the length of added red segments
AD = AC cos 65° = 14 cos 65° = 5.9
DC = AC sin 65° = 14 sin 65° = 12.7
Now we can find the value of BC
BC² = (19 + 5.9)² + 12.7²
BC = √781.3
BC = 28.0 yd
All calculations are rounded
Answer:
Therefore you can wear your rings in =336 ways
Step-by-step explanation:
Multiplication Law: If one occurs in x ways and second event occurs in y ways.Then the number of ways that two event occur in sequence is xy
Given that you have 3 different rings.
We have total 10 figures.
But you don't wear ring on your thumbs.
We have 2 thumbs.
So you can wear rings on (10-2) = 8 figures.
The ways of wearing of first ring is = 8
The ways of wearing of second ring is = 7
The ways of wearing of third ring is = 6
Therefore you can wear your rings in =(8×7×6)
=336 ways
Answer: x= -12
Step-by-step explanation:
These are corresponding angles which means they are the same. X+62= 50. Subtract 62 from both sides. X= -12
Answer:
(10^2)*2, 10*3, 10/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Thats my best guess to your very vague question
<span>arc length = circumference • [central angle (degrees) ÷ 360]
Solving this equation for circumference:
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<span>circumference = arc length / (central angle / 360)
</span><span>circumference = 12 / (85/360)
</span>circumference = 12 / <span><span>0.2361111111
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<span>circumference =
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50.8235294118
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Source:
http://www.1728.org/radians.htm