Mhm, absolutely. Notice that we do not have a common unit circle value for any division of 8. But we do have a value for is 7pi/4. Now in order to actually get the value of 7pi/8, we use a half angle formula. So what we do is we will write out the formula and plug 7pi/4 into that formula, this will give us the value of 7pi/8. So the formula we need to plug 7pi/4 into is this:
<span>±<span><span><span>1+cos2θ</span>2</span><span>−−−−−−−−−</span>√</span></span><span>SO if you plug in 7pi/4 for theta in that formula, you think you could simplify it to find 7pi/8?</span>
Answer:
2*127=234
30+1
29+2
28+3
27+4
26+5
25+6
24+7
23+8
22+9
21+10
20+11
19+12
18+13
17+14
16+15
15+16
14+17
13+18
12+19
11+20
10+21
9+22
8+23
7+24
6+25
5+26
4+27
3+28
2+29
1+30
0+31
Step-by-step explanation:
there are multiple answers to what plus what gives me 31 and what times what gives me 234
Answer:
- 5 min: 3,029,058
- 10 min: 3,398,220
- 60 min: 10,732,234
Step-by-step explanation:
The given function is evaluated by substituting the given values of t. This requires using the exponential function of your calculator with a base of 'e'. Many calculators have that value built in, or have an e^x function (often associated with the Ln function).
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<h3>5 minutes</h3>
The number of bacteria present after 5 minutes is about ...
f(5) = 2.7×10^6×e^(0.023×5) ≈ 3,029,058
<h3>10 minutes</h3>
The number of bacteria present after 10 minutes is about ...
f(10) = 2.7×10^6×e^(0.023×10) ≈ 3,398,220
<h3>60 minutes</h3>
The number of bacteria present after 60 minutes is about ...
f(60) = 2.7×10^6×e^(0.023×60) ≈ 10,732,234