Operations are performed according to the Order of Operations. Sometimes the mnemonic PEMDAS or BIDMAS is used to remind you what the order is.
P/B - parentheses/brackets. The content of these is evaluated first.
E/I - exponents/indices. Exponentiation is done first, right to left: a^b^c = a^(b^c).
MD/DM - multiplication and division are done in order of appearance, left to right. Each has equal priority, neither is done before the other unless it appears in the expression first. a/bc = (a/b)c. ab/c = (ab)/c
AS - addition and subtraction are done in order of appearance, left to right. Each has equal priority.
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When functions are involved (sin( ), log( ), sqrt( ), for example), their arguments are evaluated according to the order of operations, then the function is evaluated, then the remainder of the operations are performed. For example, sin(a)^2 = (sin(a))^2. Sometimes, this is written sin^2(a).
When functions are written without parentheses around their arguments, it must be assumed that the function only applies to the first entity following the function name. log ab+c/d = (log(a)*b)+(c/d), for example, or √3x = (√3)x.
What you can do for this case is to use the following trigonometric definition.
Tan (x) = a / b
Where,
a: opposite side of the triangle.
h: adjacent side of the triangle.
Clearing x:
x = Atan (a / b)
Substituting:
x = Atan (a / b)
x = Atan (5.74 / 4)
x = 55.12874356
Whole degree
x = 55
Answer:
x = 55 (option 3)
Answer:
First angle: 60°
Second angle: 30°
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the two angles be signified by the variables x & y.
Let the first angle = x, and the second angle = y.
It is given that:
"The measure[ments] of the complementary angles...": x + y = 90°
"The measure of the first angle is 30 greater than the measure of the second angle": x = y + 30°
Use the system of equations. Plug in y + 30 for x in the first equation:
(y + 30) + y = 90
Combine like terms:
(y + y) + 30 = 90
2y + 30 = 90
Isolate the variable, y. Note the equal sign, what you do to one side, you do to the other. Do the opposite of PEMDAS. First, subtract 30 from both sides of the equation:
2y + 30 (-30) = 90 (-30)
2y = 90 - 30
2y = 60
Next, divide 2 from both sides of the equation:
(2y)/2 = (60)/2
y = 60/2
y = 30°
Plug in 30 for y in one of the equations:
x = y + 30
x = (30) + 30
x = 60°
Your answers:
First angle: 60°
Second angle: 30°
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