Ou should not increase to more than 12 miles next week<span>; ... </span>25 miles<span> a </span>week<span>, usually a 7 </span>milerun<span> ... before I </span>run<span> a half. Using that method</span>
0.08 is larger because it can also be written as 0.080, and 80 is larger than 76.
Answer:
<I= 15degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the cosine rule formulae;
j² = i²+k²-2i cos <J
j² = 37²+57² - 2(37)(57)cos <141
j² = 1369+ 3249- 4218cos <141
j² = 4618- 4218cos <141
j² = 4618-(-3,278)
j²= 7,896
j = √7,896
j = 88.86inches
Next is to get <I
i² = j²+k²-2jk cos <I
37² = 88.86²+57² - 2(88.86)(57)cos <I
1369 = 7,896.0996+ 3249- 10,130.04cos <I
1369 = 11,145.0996 - 10,130.04cos <I
1369 - 11,145.0996 = - 10,130.04cos <I
-9,776.0996=- 10,130.04cos <I
cos <I =9,776.0996 /10,130.04
cos<I = 0.96506
<I = 15.19
<I= 15degrees
Slope formula:
m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
m = (13-19)/(-3-(-8))
m = (13-19)/(-3+8)
m = -6/5
The slope is therefore -6/5
