If you have a calculator, you can use the inverse cos " cos⁻¹ " key. Many upper level books write that as Arccos so as not to confuse you with a negative exponent. We do that because if you take the cosine of any angle, and then the inverse cosine of any angle, it leads you back to the original angle. Think of it as a big "UNDO" button.
To one decimal place, that result is 61.6 degrees.
I think the answer is 4x^2 (x+6)
Answer:
x+5/30 = 16/20
20x+100=480
20x=380
x=19
Step-by-step explanation:
x+5/30 = 16/20
20x+100=480
20x=380
x=19
Answer:
See attachment for graph
Or
The slope intercept form is 
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming you want to graph the straight line given in point-slope form as
Then we need at least two points on this line
When we compare to the point-slope formula 
then we obtain (-5,-2) as a point on this line so we plot it.
When x=0, y=4(0+5)-2=18 so we plot (0,18)
We then draw a straight line through as shown in the attachment.
On the other hand, if you had wanted the equation slope intercept form, then we expand to obtain:
D) 1\9 because it has zero X
B) 5
A) the difference is that 1/9 has zero X and 4\9 and 5\9 have the highest which is 4
B) 4
