In math, the word unknown is also called to the missing term of a number sentence. This missing term is a missing piece that has to be solved.
Let us have A x 60 = 120, since A has no numerical value, it is considered as the missing term. How can we get the value of the missing term? first, study the number sentence. Find out the rule, then apply it.
The value of A on the equation above is 2. Here's how:
A x 60 = 120
A=120÷60
A=2
The value A is 2, therefore the missing term is 2.
Answer: -12
Step-by-step explanation: To solve this problem, we can first start by rewriting the problem. When we add a negative, that's exactly the same thing as subtracting so we can make the problem easier to understand.
18 + (-30) → 18 - 30
To find the answer to this problem, let's first find out how many jumps it get's to 0 from 18. It would take 18 jumps and there is 12 jumps left over. Then, we would subtract 12 from 0 and we would get -12 as our answer. Therefore, 18 + (-30) = -12.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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5y - 2x + 1 = 0.
5y = 2x-1.
y = 2/5 x - 2/5
this tells us that tan(theta) = 2/5
sin(theta)/sqrt(1-sin^2(theta)) = 2/5
x/sqrt(1-x^2)=2/5
x^2/(1-x^2)=4/25
25x^2=4-4x^2
29x^2=4
x^2=4/29
x = -2/sqrt(29) because quadrant III
cos(x) = sqrt(1-4/29) = -5/sqrt(29)
tan(theta)=2/5
cos(theta)=-5/sqrt(29)
sin(theta)=-2/sqrt(29)
cot(theta)=5/2
sec(theta)=-sqrt(29)/5
csc(theta)=-sqrt(29)/2