Sin(30°) =1/2 0.5
cos(30°) = (√3)/2
Note that the sin of an angle is equal to the cos of the complementary angle:
sin(60°) =cos(30°) = (√3)/2 since 30+60 = 90 (compl. angle)
Assuming your retirement is more than 2 years away, and that your car purchase is not before the end of the year, the shortest-term goal of those listed is ...
... d. add $200 to your savings account by the end of the year
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As a teenager, "short term" may be a matter of a week or two. As a middle-aged adult, both your life-lived and life-expectancy are somwhat longer, so "short-term" can be somewhat longer as well. In old age and failing health, "short-term" may again be a matter of a few weeks at most. Such concepts are tempered by perspective.
Answer:
C. A bobcat’s eyes adjust to the darkness by allowing more light in.
Explanation:
Answer:
(15/17 = sin ∠ JLK)
(first option listed)
Explanation:
the "sin ∠ JLK" is what we can simply think of as the inside measurement of angle/corner L. (L is the letter in the middle of ∠ JLK , and if you imagine drawing a line from J to L to K, you would see that the only angle you formed both sides of is corner L)
so, we are looking for the sin of L.
(SOH CAH TOA)
we know that
sin = opposite / hypotenuse
However, we do not have the opposite value of this triangle <em>yet. </em>
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we can solve the length of the opposite side with the Pythagorean theorem:
a² + b² = c²
8² + b² = 17²
64 + b² = 289
- 64 - 64
b² = 225
√b² = √225
b = 15
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so, to solve for sin L,
(sin = opposite / hypotenuse)
we should divide the opposite (15) over the hypotenuse (17)
so, 15 / 17 = sin L
(15/17 = sin ∠ JLK)
The myth shows the moment when the sun melts the wings of Icarus, while the painting does not present this moment. This detail shows that nature contributes to the death of Icarus.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The painting shows only the death of Icarus, showing the moment when he fell into the water and drowned.
- The purpose of the painting is to show how the universe and all other human beings remained indifferent to Icarus' death.
- Although the myth also features the death of Icarus, it sets out in more detail.
- The myth shows why Icarus wanted to use the waxwings and why these wings melted.
The myth focuses on nature's action on the death of Icarus, while the painting reinforces the universe's indifference to this death.
This question is about “Landscape of the Fall of Icarus.”
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