161 1-foot tiles.
EXPLANATION:
To find how many tiles we need,
We must find the area of the kitchen.
To find the area, you multiply
length x width
In this question,
the length is 14
the width is 11.5
14 x 11.5 is 161.
So 161 1-foot tiles to cover the kitchen.
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The answer is yes she incorrectly graphed using the points (-2,4) instead of the point (4,-2). This is the answer because if you solve the equation given you should get y=-3/5x+2/5 so a and e will be wrong and if you plug one of the points in you will give a untrue statement so its not d so you are left with b and c so you plug in the end request and you get a true statement with b equaling -2 if you plug in 4 in for x
Answer:
log(4x3y)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
<u>Pythagorus theorum:</u>
9² = 3² + YZ²
81 - 9 = YZ²
√72 = YZ
∴YZ= 8.48 ≈ 8.5
<u>Trigonometry:</u>
We have adjacent as 3, and hypotenuse as 9
cos X = 3/9
X= cos∧-1 (3/9) → <em>[cos inversed]</em>
∴X= 70.5°
We have opposite as 3 and hypotenuse as 9
sin Z= 3/9
Z= sin∧-1 (3/9)→<em> [sin inversed]</em>
∴Z= 19.47 ≈ 19.5
