Circumference = 360 degrees
<span>Circumference = 2π radians (comes from 2*pi*radius) </span>
<span>Therefore </span>
<span>360 deg. = 2*π radians </span>
<span>180 deg. = π radians </span>
<span>1 deg. = (π/180) radians </span>
<span>75 deg. = 75(π/180) radians </span>
<span>75 deg. = 75π / 180 radians </span>
<span>don't bother to try and simplify π (it is an irrational number) </span>
<span>however you can simplify 75/180 </span>
<span>both are divisible by 5 </span>
<span>75π/180 = 15π/36 </span>
<span>both are divisible by 3 </span>
<span>75 deg. = 5π/12 radians </span>
<span>We normally don't bother to go further, unless you actually need it as a decimal fraction (in which case, you will have an approximation) </span>
<span>75 deg. ≈ 1.308997 radians</span>
1 is <span>y = 15x, in 9 years he will have saved $13,500
2 is </span><span>x2 − 4x − 21
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The answer for A is A=-11.5
A point serves as the midpoint<span> of a segment if it lies on the segment and it divides the segment into two congruent segments. Other notes to. So the coordinates of B and D are </span>4<span> and 10, respectively,. and the. Because AC = </span>9<span> and CE = </span>9<span> so C divides into two. 10 + 3 = </span>13<span>, so the coordinate </span>for<span> the other endpoint is </span>13<span>.
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Answer:
61
Step-by-step explanation:
8 and 11 are corresponding angles. therefore they add up to 180.
so, 180-119 = 61
