Step-by-step explanation:
1a. ( 3, -4)
1b. ( 8, -2)
1c. ( 10, -10)
hope it helps!
Answer:
s= 15 (nearest integer), 14.8 (to nearest 10ths)
Step-by-step explanation:
here you need to apply the cosine rule,
substituting the values,
u= 13, t=5 and angle S as 60 and solving will give you the answer 14.76 (2 dp)
1. Observe problem
Solve for the area and Circumference of a circle who's radius is 3 cm
Area for circle formula:
pi*r^2=
9pi
I simplicity is needed, 9 pi is around
28.2743338823cm^2
Circumference for circle formula: 2*pi*r
which is
6pi
if simplicity is again needed, its around
18.8495559215cm
You don't even need the picture to solve this one.
You said that h = 5 cot(Θ) , and you said that Θ is 30 degrees.
All you need now is to find the cotangent of Θ, plop that into the equation,
and the solution practically jumps off the paper into your lap.
To find the cotangent of 30 degrees, you can use a calculator, look it up
in a book, read it off of a slide rule if you have one, draw a picture of a
30-60-90 right triangle etc. You'll find that the cotangent of 30 degrees
is √3 . That's about 1.732 .
So your equation is h = 5 (1.732) = <em>8.66 </em>(rounded)
Apparently, somebody gave you the equation, and asked you to find 'h'.
Once you had the equation, you didn't even need to know that 'h' has
anything to do with a triangle.
