Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given

lies in the fourth quadrant
So, sine must be negative in the fourth quadrant
Using identity
to find sine value


Answer: r = C/(2pi)
This is the same as writing 
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Explanation:
pi is some number (approximately 3.14) which means 2pi is also some number (roughly 6.28)
Saying c = 2pi*r means we have 2pi times r, and the result is the circumference c. To isolate r, we'll undo the multiplication. We'll undo it by dividing both sides by 2pi like so
C = 2pi*r
C/(2pi) = r
r = C/(2pi)
in which we can write it like 
So whatever C is, we divide it over 2pi (aka roughly 6.28) to get the radius.
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Extra Info (Optional Section):
As an example, let's say the circumference of the circle is 628 feet. This means the distance around the circle is 628 feet. So C = 628 would lead to...
r = C/(2pi)
r = C/(6.28)
r = 628/(6.28)
r = 100
So the radius would be roughly 100 feet.
Answer:
option no.D
6y+15x
Step-by-step explanation:
hope it helps
The factored form would be (3x-9)(x-1)
The picture should help a bit
Answer:
C = 5.
Step-by-step explanation:
First, you need to remember that:
For the function:
h(x) = Sinh(k*x)
We have:
h'(x) = k*Cosh(k*x)
and for the Cosh function:
g(x) = Cosh(k*x)
g'(x) = k*Cosh(k*x).
Now let's go to our problem:
We have f(x) = A*cosh(C*x) + B*Sinh(C*x)
We want to find the value of C such that:
f''(x) = 25*f(x)
So let's derive f(x):
f'(x) = A*C*Sinh(C*x) + B*C*Cosh(C*x)
and again:
f''(x) = A*C*C*Cosh(C*x) + B*C*C*Sinh(C*x)
f''(x) = C^2*(A*cosh(C*x) + B*Sinh(C*x)) = C^2*f(x)
And we wanted to get:
f''(x) = 25*f(x) = C^2*f(x)
then:
25 = C^2
√25 = C
And because we know that C > 0, we take the positive solution of the square root, then:
C = 5