The answer is 105 and 105 because they did not tell you that one had more than the other, so it's equal. Plus, it could not be 210 or over or 0 or less. It was spilt up equally between both alternate angles, and the lines are parallel, so the angles are equal. So just do 210/2 and get what one of the angles would be. Great question!
For this case we have:
By trigonometric property we have:
Where:
Substituting:
Clearing x we have:
Thus, the equation is:
Answer:
The answer to the question is 13
The center of the clock is taken as the origin.The clock is a circle with a diameter 10 units.Radius is half the diameter .Radius = 10 ÷2= 5 units.
The clock is divided in four quadrants .On x axis y=0 and on y axis x=0.
When it is 12 o'clock the hour hand is on positive of y axis.Coordinates of the point at 12 o'clock=(0,5)
When it is 3 o 'clock the hour hand is on positive of x axis .Coordinate of the point at 3o'clock is (5,0)
When it is 6 o'clock the hour hand is on negative of y axis .The coordinates of the point at 6o'clock is (0,-5)
At 9o'clock the hour hand is on negative of x axis .The coordinate of the point at 6o'clock is(-5,0)
