Any number to the power of 
is itself. So, 
.
Here are some more examples:
An=A(n-1)-5.9
The next two are -18.5 and -24.4
You subtract 5.9 from the previous number to get the new number
Actually, this is not about angles. It's about the length of the sides in a right triangle.
In EVERY right triangle, the squares of the lengths of the short sides add up
to the square of the length of the longest side. You're in high school math,so
I'm SURE you've heard that in class before ... possibly even just before you
were assigned this problem.
Let's say that again: The squares of the lengths of the sides that meet at
the right angle add up to the square of the length of the longest side. In
the triangle in this particular problem, that means
a² + b² = c²
You know the lengths of 'b' and 'c', so you shouldn't have any trouble finding
the length of 'a'.
Answer:
a: 4
b: package and shopping costs
c: 1/2 ( (6-3)/(16-10) )
d: cost of shipping per pound
e: y= 1/2x + 4
f: 92
Step-by-step explanation:
Okay bunch of answers
If we intersect the circle of radius 1 around (4,-4) and the circle of radius 1 around (4,-6) they'll intersect at the center of circle radius 1 that has both those points.
Here we don't really have to do any math. It's clear that the midpoint (4,-5) is 1 away from both (4,-4) and (4,-6) so that's our answer:
Answer: (4,-5)
