Answer:
Value of the unknown quantity for which from given equation we get true numerical equality is called root of that equation. Two equations are called equivalent when the multitudes of their roots match, the roots of the first equation are also roots of the second and vice versa. The following rules are valid:
1. If in given equation one expression is substituted with another identity one, we get equation equivalent to the given.
2. If in given equation some expression is transferred from one side to the other with contrary sign, we get equation equivalent to the given.
3. If we multiply or divide both sides of given equation with the same number, different from zero, we get equation equivalent to the given.
Equation of the kind ax+b=0, where a,b are given numbers is called simple equation in reference to the unknown quantity x.
Step-by-step explanation:
No, -Cos(120) is equal to 5, while Cos(-120) is equal to -5.
Hopefully this helps!
X=11,-1 is the right answer
Answer:
-5
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm not sure about the equation, but the quotient to
5 ÷ 
= 10.
"KEEP IT, CHANGE IT, FLIP IT." This is applied to find the quotient, and once done, the answer is found to be
10.
