The answer will be b I think that the answer but I am not sure
So hmmm notice the picture below
"x" being how many seconds the object was going
and when y = 0, the object hits the ground, either on the moon or on earth
so, if we set y = 0 on each equation, we'll know when that happen, how long of a "x-value" or seconds it took
Oh this is easy lol
number 1 is:
2 and 2/3
number 3 is:
2 and 3/5
number 5 is:
3 and 1/6
number 7 is:
3 and 7/8
So.. if you notice the picture below.. .the length is that much
thus
take the derivative of A, zero it out, and then check the critica points for any maxima by using the first-derivative test
Answer:
<a=138°
<b=42°
<c=138°
<d=138°
<e=42°
<f=42°
Step-by-step explanation:
<a is supplementary with the 42° angle:
<a=180°-42°=138°
<b and the 42° are vertical angles, so:
<b=42°
<c and <a are also vertical angles so:
<c=<a=138°
<d and <a are corresponding angles, so:
<d=<a=138°
<e and <b are corresponding angles, so:
<e=<b=42°
<f and the 42° angle are corresponding angles, so:
<f=42°
<g and <c are corresponding angles, so:
<g=<c=138°