Answer:
B) Sin^-1(-1) = 3pi/2 or 270°
D) Sin^-1(-1) = -pi/2 or -90°
Step-by-step explanation:
Sine function:
The sine function is -1 at 270º(-90º), which is 3pi/2 = -pi/2.
Inverse sine:
The input of the inverse sine function is a value, and the output are the angles which have the sine equal to the input.
Sin^-1(-1)
Angles for which the sine are -1, that is 3pi/2 or 270° and -pi/2 or -90°. Thus, options B and D are correct.
Answer:
Son's age is 25.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the Father's age be 2x.
Let the son's age be x.
Five years ago:
Man's age will be = 2x - 5
Son's age will be = x - 5
If the ratio of their ages five years ago was 9:4, then:
2x - 5/x-5 = 9/4
⇒ 4(2x - 5) = 9(x - 5)
⇒ 8x - 20 = 9x - 45
⇒ -20 + 45 = 9x - 8x
⇒ 25 = x
∴ x = 25
Hence, the son's age = 25 years
If x = 25, the father's age (2x) will be 2 × 25 = 50 years
In the question it is given that Louie has 20 more than half as many baseball cards as Gerardo does.So,
Let us assume that the number of baseball cards Gerardo has = X
Number of baseball cards that Louie has = 20 + X/2
Also the total number of baseball cards Louie and Gerardo has together is 350.
Then,
X + X/2 + 20 = 350
X + X/2 = 350 - 20
X + X/2 = 330
3X/2 = 330
3X = 330 * 2
3X = 660
X = 660/3
= 220
Number of baseball cards Gerardo has = 220
Number of cards Louie has = 130.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1) First, we figure out the number of blue and green marbles (27 each)
2) Subtract the 6 blue and 3 green marbles. We now have 21 blue marbles and 24 green marbles.
3) Since we want to have more blue marbles while taking out the <em>minimum</em> number of green, we're going to take out green marbles out until there's one less than blue. Because there's 21 blue, we want 20 green. We've taken out 4/13 marbles so far.
4) Now, we're going to take 1 marble out of both the greens and blues until we have 17 blue and 16 green. We've now taken out 12/13 marbles. We can't make the 13th marble a blue one, otherwise we even them out, so we'll take another green. Now we have 17 blue and 15 green.
5) Count the number of greens you've taken out, and voila!