Hello your correct answer would be 95.703
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recall again, sin²(θ) + cos²(θ) = 1.
No,
A line is considered a "line segment" when a line connects to 2 points.
If a line was infinite length, it would never end up ending at one point.
Hope this was clear for you
Answer: 31 nickels and 29 dimes
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Nickels (.05): x
Dimes (.10): y
Value: .05x + .10y = 4.45 → -20(.05x + .10y = 4.45) → -x - 2y = -89
Quantity: x + y = 60 → 1(x + y = 60) → <u> x + y </u> = <u> 60 </u>
-y = -29
y = 29
Next, substitute "29" for "y" into either equation and solve for "x":
x + y = 60
x + 29 = 60
x = 31
Your answer is alredy in order
