The question is incorrect because of the apparent contradiction the question makes.
First statement says that a quantity S is equal to quantity r.
The second statement says that S = 174r.
Moreover, the quantity C is not correctly linked with the equation. Please either correct the question or explain the ambiguity.
Answer:
C) (square root 2)/2
Step-by-step explanation:
In quadrant III, the sine of an angle is positive. The value will be ...
sin(Θ) = √(1 -cos(x)^2) = √(1 -(-√2/2)^2) = √(2/4)
sin(Θ) = (√2)/2
Given that the roots of the equation x^2-6x+c=0 are 3+8i and 3-8i, the value of c can be obtained as follows;
taking x=3+8i and substituting it in our equation we get:
(3+8i)^2-6(3+8i)+c=0
-55+48i-18-48i+c=0
collecting the like terms we get:
-55-18+48i-48i+c=0
-73+c=0
c=73
the answer is c=73
Answer: Jesse
Step-by-step explanation:
Elizabeth - 50f/10s
Jesse - 55f/10s
Reagan - 53.3333333/10s
Jesse is the fastest
