Yes it dosent matter how many zeros are after the 2
Answer: D
Step-by-step explanation: By using SOH for sin A, 'S' being sin, 'O' being opposite side of angle A and 'H' being the hypotenuse which is the longest part of the triangle you would find that 15 is opposite from Sin A and 17 the hypotenuse, 15/17.
For cos A you would use CAH, C= cos, A which is the adjacent of the triangle located next to angel A which is 8, and H= hypotenuse (also note that the hypotenuse never changes even if the angle may be different) CAH would be cos A = 8/17
Here are the following multiples:
59 * 2 = 118
and 118 * 1 = 118
The * means times.
We can use the substitution method to solve this problem.
The second equation is

, so we can plug in 2x for 'y' in the first equation:


Multiply:

Combine like terms:

This is the x-value of our solution, we can plug this into any of the two equations to find the y-value:


Multiply:

This is the y-value of our solution. So our entire solution is (3, 6).