The quotient for the question is: -343
The correct answer is 5/21
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Hence, the value of z is:
20
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The point C is the mid point of the line segment VW.
That is it divides the line segment VW into two equal segments.
i.e. Length of segment VC= Length of line segment CW.
Also we are given that:
Length VW=61
Length VC=z+13
and Length CW=z+8
This means that:
VC+CW=VW
i.e. z+13+z+8=61
⇒ 2z+21=61
⇒ 2z=61-21
⇒ 2z=40
⇒ z=20
Hence the value of z is:
20
Answer:
∠B=60°
Step-by-step explanation:
In this right traingle, using angle B, you have the opposite side which is 6√102, and the adjacent side which is 6√34. Using SOHCAHTOA this invlolves TOA so tangent B = OPPOSITE/ADJACENT or tan B = 6√102/6√34. Simplifying gives tan B=√3. You can use your calculator to solve for B by taking the inverse tangent of √3 or you can use the known trig ratios from the unit circle if you have already learned that to find that angle B is 60°
Answer: Ix - 5I ≥ 5.
Step-by-step explanation:
We want the set:
[0, 10]
to be the solution of:
Ix - bI ≤ c
So we need to find the values of c and b.
The first step is to find the middle point in our segment.
We can do that by adding the extremes and dividing it by 2.
M = (10 + 0)/2 = 5
And we also want to find half of the difference between the extremes, this is:
D = (10 - 0)/2 = 5.
Now, this set will be the set of solutions of:
Ix - MI ≥ D
Then in our case, we have:
Ix - 5I ≥ 5.
so we have that b = 5, and c = 5.
