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Answer:
x = 18 and y = 6√10
Step-by-step explanation:
First using pythagoras theorem on the small triangle
h² = 6² + 2²
h² = 36 + 4
h² = 40
h= √40
h = √4 * 10
h = 2√10
Using the similarity theorem;
y/2√10 = 6/2
y/√10 = 6
y = 6√10
To get x we will use the pythagoras theorem
y² = x²+6²
(6√10)² = x² + 36
360 = x² + 36
x² = 360 - 36
x² = 324
x = 18
Hence x = 18 and y = 6√10
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now.. 0.3 is just a value...we'e assuming Radians for the inverse cosine, so, if you check, make sure your calculator is in Radian mode
Answer:
x <u>></u> -3
Step-by-step explanation:
- 4x - 10 <u><</u> 2
+ 10 <u><</u> + 10
<u>- 4x < 12</u>
-4 -4
x <u>></u> -3
I think the sign flips because the negative sign is w/the X.... If it doesn't, sorry 4 being wrong...