Given side length "a" and angle "A", calculate the diagonals<span><span>
p = square root [( 2a^2 - 2a^2 cos(A) )]
</span>q = </span><span>square root [( 2a^2+ 2a^2 cos(A) )]</span>
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side = 36
cos (32) = 0.84805
p = <span>small diagonal = </span>
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19.8457652914
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q =
large diagonal =
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69.2108777578
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Answer:
0=-8t + 100
8t=100
t=12.5 minutes
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm pretty sure it's D
We are given that we have $25 to pay for 6 fishing lures.
We can make an equality for this as follows:
Suppose price of one fishing lure is x dollars.
So we will use unitary method to find price of 6 fishing lures.
Price of 6 fishing lures = 6 * ( price of one fishing lure) = 6* x = 6x
Now we only have 25 dollars with us, so the price of 6 fishing lures has to be less than or equal to 25 dollars.
So creating an inequality,
Now in order to find price for one fishing lure, we have to solve this for x.
Dividing both sides by 6 we have,
Converting to decimal,
Answer : The price of one fishing lure must be less than or equal to $4.167
The answer should be 31, if I’m doing this correctly.
6(3)2-5 (multiply 6 and 3, you get 18)
18(2)-5 (multiply 18 and 2, you get 36)
36-5 (subtract 36 and 5)
31