Order of Operation is commonly referred to as PEMDAS, an acronym for "Please excuse my dear aunt Sally," which references the order in which operations should be calculated when solving a math problem.
P = parentheses
E = exponent
M = multiply
D = divide
A = add
S = subtract
So you don't always have all of these components, but you consider the ones present in the problem in front of you. If there is no multiplication, but there is division and a set of parentheses, then you FIRST solve what's inside the parentheses, then you divide. If you have some examples, I'll show you.
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Using the Law of Sines (sina/A=sinb/B=sincC for any triangle)
sinc/28=sin90/53 (sin90=1) multiply both sides by 28
sinc=28/53 take the inverse of sin (arcsin) of both sides
c=arcsin(28/53)°
c≈31.89° (to nearest hundredth of a degree)
So it is obvious that they rounded to nearest tenth of a degree
c≈31.9°
Answer:
Graph W only. But be careful it is not directly proporotional.
