Answer: 4/13
Step-by-step explanation:
How many cards are there total? In a deck of cards without Jokers, you have 52 cards.
Now, what cards have a letter on them? These are the aces, kings, queens, and jacks. There are 16 of these cards in the deck total. Four different types, with four of each type (4 * 4 = 16).
We will put the number of desired outcomes (cards with a letter) over the possible outcomes (total cards) to create our probability.
16/52
4/13
I think the answer is a I'm not sure
Using the formula for circumference from diameter (c=pi(d)), we find that the circumference of the ferris wheel is about 197.97 feet. We then multiply that number by the revolutions to get 2,374.64 feet, which is the answer.
Answer: Shania is correct.
Step-by-step explanation:
For a right angled triangle, given two sides and an angle, we can use the sine rule or the various trigonometry identities to solve the triangle;
a/sin A = b/sinB
and
sin (angle) = opposite side/hypotenuse
cos (angle) = adjacent side/hypotenuse
tan (angle) = opposite/ adjacent
assuming a is the opposite side of angle A and b is also opposite of angle B
Otherwise, the only way to solve a triangle given two sides only is by the use of the Pythagoras theorem.
Hence, Shania is correct.
Since cosine is negative in the second and 3rd quadrant, the required angles are 120 and 240 degrees
<h3>Trigonometry identity</h3>
Trigonometry identities are expressed as a function of cosine, sine and tangent.
Given the trigonometry expression shown
4cos2θ+9=−14cosθ
Equate to zero
4cos2θ+9 + 14cosθ = 0
According to trig identity
cos2θ = 2cos²θ - 1
Substitute to have:
4(2cos²θ - 1)+9 + 14cosθ = 0
Expand
8cos²θ - 4 + 9 + 14cosθ = 0
8cos²θ+ 14cosθ + 5 = 0
let P = cosθ to have;
8P² + 14P + 5 = 0
Factorize the result
8P² + 10P + 4P + 5 = 0
2P(4P+5)+1(4P+5)=0
(2P+1) = 0 and 4P+5 = 0
2P = -1 and P = -5/4
P = -1/2 and -5/4
Recall that P = cosθ
If P = -1/2
cosθ = -1/2
θ = -60
Since cosine is negative in the second and 3rd quadrant, the required angles are 120 and 240 degrees
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