Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
∠U = 56.4
We can use trigonometric functions to solve this
Here we are given the opposite side of ∠U as well as the adjacent side.
When dealing with the adjacent and opposite side we use sin
Sin = Opposite side / Adjacent side
Opp = 5 and adj = 6
So
Sin(U) = 5/6
* take the inverse sine of both sides *
arc(sin)(u) = u
arcsin(5/6) = 56.4 *( rounded to the nearest tenth )
In slope-intercept form, we have these values (y = mx + b):
m = slope
b = y-intercept
Change the equation from standard form to slope-intercept form.
-9x + 7y = 28
-9x + 9x + 7y = 28 + 9x
7y = 28 + 9x
7y/7 = 28/7 + 9x/7
y = 4 + 9/7x
y = 9/7x + 4
Therefore, the y-intercept is 4.
Best of Luck!
There is 23 crewmates in a group i got this by dividing 186x8 but this number is uneven so i rounded :)
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