We can use trigonometry. The cosine of 15 will be the side adjacent to the 15-degree side (the one we are looking for) divided by 20, the hypotenuse. As cos(15) is about .966, we get 19.32 as the side we are looking for.
Answer:
the answer is 45 candies in the bag this year.
Step-by-step explanation:
60×.25=15
60-15=45
The y variable stands for the y value in an equation like x+y=1
<span>Ok, so we need to find the unit rate of 15 degrees in
2 hours.
this is a very simple question, it says here that in 2 hours, there are 15
degrees.
Thus we need to find the unit rate of
this given situation per hours.
=> hour many hours are there? The answer
is 2
so let us divide 2 by 15 to get the unit rate of the given situation
=> 15 degrees / 2 hours
=> 7.5 degrees / hours
Thus, the unit rate of 15 degrees per 2 hours is 7.5 degrees per hour.</span>
