Linear… do not take my word for that
Answer:
n = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Solve for n:
(3 n)/5 = 6
Multiply both sides of (3 n)/5 = 6 by 5/3:
(5×3 n)/(3×5) = 5/3×6
5/3×3/5 = (5×3)/(3×5):
(5×3)/(3×5) n = 5/3×6
5/3×6 = (5×6)/3:
(5×3 n)/(3×5) = (5×6)/3
(5×3 n)/(3×5) = (3×5)/(3×5)×n = n:
n = (5×6)/3
6/3 = (3×2)/3 = 2:
n = 5×2
5×2 = 10:
Answer: n = 10
so you have
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If you don't remember the value of off the top of your head, it's possible to derive it with some identities and knowing that .
Consider the expression . With the angle sum identity, we have
and the double angle identities give
Write everything in terms of cosine:
Now let . Then
Let . Then
The rational root theorem suggests some possible roots are
and checking all of these, we find that is among the solution set. In fact,
We have only for odd multiples of , so it follows that
digit in tens place is the greatest number. digit in thousandths
is less than the digit in the hundredths place. digit in ones place is greater
than the digit in the hundredths place.
So the number in the tens place is 8
The thousandths < hundredths < ones using the remaing
number
2 < 3 < 6
So the number is 2386