No they are not
scientific notation requires writing the ' × 10^9' part as a 10 with an exponent
Answer:
The answer is cosx cot²x ⇒ the first answer
Step-by-step explanation:
∵ cot²x = cos²x/sin²x
∵ secx = 1/cosx
∴ cot²x secx - cosx = (cos²x/sin²x)(1/cosx) - cosx
= (cosx/sin²x) - cosx
Take cosx as a common factor
∴ cosx[(1/sin²x) - 1] ⇒ use L.C.M
∴ cosx[1-sin²x/sin²x]
∵ 1 - sin²x = cos²x
∴ cosx(cos²x/sin²x) = cosx cot²x
Answer:
f^(-1)(x) = -3x/(3x-3)
Step-by-step explanation:
1) replace f(x) by y
● y = 3x/(5x+3)
2) exchange x and y
● y = 3x/(5x+3)
● x = 3y / (3y +3)
3) solve for y
● x = 3y / (3y +3)
● x (3y +3) = 3y
● 3xy + 3x = 3y
● 3xy - 3y = -3x
● y (3x - 3) = -3x
● y = -3x /(3x-3)
4) replace y with f^(-1)(x)
● y = -3x/(3x-3)
● f^(-1)(x) = -3x/(3x-3)
23.
store price = 14 + 0.5(14)
store price = 21
customer price = 21 + 0.08(21)
customer price = 21 + 1.68
customer price = $22.68
24.
formula: A = P(1 + rt)
A = 140(1 + (0.03)(2))
A = 140(1.06)
A = 148.40
interest = 148.40 = 140
interest = $8.40
Hope this helps!! :)
I think its 12.
I could be wrong. Let me know.
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