Answer:
11--12---13 you find the number that is always in the middle of both numbers
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Answers: Choice B, Choice C</h3>
The rule we use here is
If the font size is too small, then it says (a^b)/(a^c) = a^(b-c)
We subtract the exponents when dividing exponentials like this. The bases must be the same.
So this means the exponents 13 and 3 subtract to get 13-3 = 10
We either have an exponent of "13-3" or an exponent of "10" as an equivalent expression. The base stays at 2 the entire time.
You need to use the identity
cos(90-u)=sin(u)
if u=x-20
cos(90-x+20)=sin(x-20)
cos(110-x)=sin(x-20)
substituting in the original function
cos(110-x)=cos(42)
for the functions to be equal there input must be equal
110-x=42
x=68
Answer:
24 sq.units is the answer