This problem involves the uses of the Pythagorean Theorem as well as the use of Sine.
To start we need to identify what we know and what we don't know. We know that there are two triangles. We are given 2 sides lengths and an angle in one and only an angle in the other. They share one side meaning when we are given 2 sides in one triangle it will be easy to get the third side. What we don't know is the side length of CB DB or CD. We need to find CB in order to find CD.
<em>Pythagorean Theorem for side length CB:</em>
12^2-6^2=√108
√108=10.4 (average)
So CB is equal to 10.4
<em>Sine Calculation for side length CD:</em>
Since we have angle 56* we will use the length we found which will be the opposite side from the angle and then input x for our hypotenuse CD in order to solve.
sin 56* = 10.4/x
sin 56* × x = 10.4/x × x
sin 56*x = 10.4
/sin 56* /sin 56*
x = 12.544....
or 12.6 (average)
So, to conclude, our answer for CD is 12.6cm.
Hope I helped!
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Answer:
The utilization rate for Southeastern = 68.6%
Step-by-step explanation:
The utilization rate is the number of students taking the course divided by the highest enrollment possible.
In this problem, we have that:
1450 students taking the course.
Capacity to handle an enrollment of 2100 students
Utilization rate
1450/2100 = 0.686
The utilization rate for Southeastern = 68.6%
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
