Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
take angle A as reference angle
using cos rule
cos A=adjacent/hypotenuse
cos A=12/13
cos A=0.92
A=cos 23
A=23 degree
for ratio,
cos A=12/13
1). The inequality says "height is 54 or more".
Any height that is less than 54 does NOT qualify.
2). The sign says "Maximum total weight 800 pounds".
Any weight that's 800 pounds or less is OK.
3). Paula has scored 21, 25, and 15 points.
. . . . . they're NOT all greater than 21
. . . . . they ARE all 25 or less
. . . . . they ARE all less than 30
. . . . . they ARE all 10 or more .
4). First, write down the number of cans that
each student collected, but arrange them in order.
Then check each choice.
A). misses the highest 3 students completely
B). includes everybody
C). misses the lowest 3 students completely
D). OK, but the first and last intervals aren't needed,
because nobody's cans are in those intervals
I'm not positive, but wouldn't it be 1 because they are all like terms? When like terms are similar you combine them together do you not?
There are 76200000 or 762 x 10^5 more people in Mexico than Canada.
To use algebra tiles to model an equation, we place the relevant number of variable rectangle tiles and number square tiles for the left side of the equation and for the right side of the equation. Then we play around with our tiles so that we end up with the rectangle tiles by themselves on one side
