Law of cosines: a2 = b2 + c2 – 2bccos(A) Find the measure of J, the smallest angle in a triangle with sides measuring 11, 13, an
d 19. Round to the nearest whole degree.
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Answer:
<h2>w= 0.83 N</h2>Step-by-step explanation:
The column has the shape of a cylinder hence the formula for the volume of a cylinder is
Given
diameter d= 390 mm
radius r= 390/2= 195 mm to meter = 0.195 m
length or height h= 3 m
applying the data to the formula we have
we can now use the volume in addition with the density given to solve for the mass using the expression for density
density= mass/volume
2.45= mass/0.035
mass= 2.45*0.035
mass= 0.085 mg
We know that weight
w= mass* acceleration
w= 0.085*9.81
w= 0.83 N
Answer:
7x+3
Step-by-step explanation:
To simpfly, it would help by simply ignoring the variable (x) and just looking at the number before it, solving it like a regular math problem, from left to right.
9(x) - 2(x) = 7(x)
(-4)-(-7) = 3 --> since there's a minus sign in the middle subtracting the two numbers and one on the -7, the -7 becomes a positive 7. A negative times a negative is always positive so, it would technically be -4+7=3.
Put both of these two numbers together and you get your answer,
7x+3.
If you're having trouble with the part I explained the image might help. Read it from left to right. A negative # + a negative # = positive #, as seen by the first row.
