Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
The degree of a monomial is simply the sum of all the exponents.
We can see that the only exponent belongs to k, and it is 2.
Thus, this is a second degree monomial.
The degree is 2.
And we are done!
11. 1/81
12. 1/512
13. 1/81
14. 1/125
17. 1/72
18. 189/625
Answer:
Equation 1 x=-16
Equation 2 m=-3
Step-by-step explanation:
Equation 1
3x-x=-24-6
2x=-32
x=-32/2
x=-16
Equation 2
-2m=16-10
-2m=6
m=6/-2
m=-3
So check the picture below
recall your SOH CAH TOA

which identity uses only
angle
opposite
adjacent?
well, is Ms Tangent.. thus

solve for "x", make sure your calculator is in Degree mode, since the angle is in degrees