Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Using cosine (since that is adjacent over hypotenuse), cos(60)=1/2 so your answer is hypotenuse*1/2=
10r² + 3 = 813
10r² = 813 - 3
10r² = 810
r² = 810 ÷ 10
r² = 81
r = √81
r = <u>9</u>
So, the value of <em>r </em>is 9
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Answer=5,12,13
Just plug all of these values into the pythagorean theorem. If they work, then they could represent a right triangle.
For example:
5²+12²=13²
25+144=169
169=169
Answer:
CPCTE
Step-by-step explanation:
Since y=-1 when x=0 and we can write the equation (we'll turn it into an inequality later) as y=mx-1 from y=mx+b by plugging (0,1) in. Next, y equals 2 when x=1, so we plug those in to get 2=m*1-1. Adding 1 to both sides, we get 3=m, making our equation y=3x-1 (since y and x stay variables). Lastly, we turn it into an inequality, It seems to be inclusive to the line, so it's either
3x-1≤y or 3x-1≥y. Finding a random point in the inequality (4, 1), we plug it in to get 12-1=11, which is clearly larger than 1, so we get 3x-1≥y.
