That zero with the line through it is theta I believe.
Use the FOIL method to multiply the numerator and denominator out. Then use your Trig Identities (probably in your course content or notes already but you can also google them) to see what it is equal to.
Please use " ^ " to indicate exponentiation: <span>y=−0.5x^2+8x
Examining this function, we see that its graph is a vertical parabola opening down.
You did not supply instructions for this problem.
However, one could guess that you might want to find the highest point of the grasshopper's path. To do this, find the vertex: Find the x value defined by
x = -b/(2a). Here, a= -0.5 and b= 8. Thus, the vertex is at x = -8/(2[-0.5]), or
x -8/(-1) = 8 units. The corresponding y value is then
y = </span><span>−0.5*8^2+8(8) = -0.5(64) + 64, or 32 units.</span>
Answer:
37
Step-by-step explanation:
<h2>a² =b²+ç²</h2><h2>a²=12²+35²</h2><h2>a=√1369</h2><h2>a=37</h2>
Answer:
The marked price of an article is Rs. x, and selling price is Rs. y
Price difference = Rs. (x−y)
Now, on Rs. x, there is a discount of Rs. (x−y)
Thus, on Rs. 100, there will be a discount of Rs.
x
(x−y)
×100%.
