Is that all the information ? I think they’re missing something
Answer:
Did you ever figure out the answer to this question? And if so, did you figure out how to solve it.
Step-by-step explanation:
SIN(θ) = OPPOSITE / HYPOTENUSE = X / Y
COS(θ) = ADJACENT / HYPOTENUSE = 2 / Y
TAN(θ) = OPPOSITE / ADJACENT = X / 2
CSC(θ) = 1 / SIN(θ) = 1 / (X / Y) = Y / X
SEC(θ) = 1 / COS (θ) = 1 / (2 / Y) = Y / 2
COT (θ) = 1 / TAN(θ) = 1 / (X / 2) = 2 / X
HUNEY, YOU HAVE ALL OF THE VALUES, NOW JUST SOLVE FOR X AND Y THEN...
FOR EXAMPLE:
SIN(θ) = X / Y X = Y * SIN(θ)
COS(θ) = 2 / Y Y = 2 / COS(θ)
TAN(θ) = X / 2 X = 2 * TAN(θ)
SO ON, SO FORTH HUN U GET IT
A= P(1+r)^t, where P= initial value, r= interest rate in %, and t = number of years.
However, if there isa decrease in value, the formula becomes:
A= P(1-r)^t and in our case :
A = 30,000(1- 0.24)^t OR A = 30,000(0.76)^t
