Answer:
infinitely many answers, any odd integer n times π/2
ex. π/2, 3π/2, 5π/2
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that cos (π/2) or cos(3π/2) is 0
if one factor is 0, the product is zero, so we will not care about csc(x).
x is any odd integer n times π/2
Answer:
The correct answer should be 5,130
Step-by-step explanation:
the 3 in 513 is in the ones place, if it were ten times greater than 3 that would be 30, or a 3 in the tens place, the 3 in the number 5,130 is in the tens place, making that the correct choice
A number that has a decimal that does not repeat or end in an irrational number. The decimal goes on forever, without a pattern. Think of it as it is irrational to keep going on and on and on. Irrational numbers also cannot be put into fractions.
-5 is an integer, it is a whole (positive or negative without a decimal/fraction) number. An integer can be any whole number as long as it is a whole number and does not have a decimal.<span />
Answer:
Equation of line is y=(12/5)x+2
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope of line AB is -5/12. The line passing X is perpendicular to line AB and hence have a slope of 12/5. The slope intercept form is given by y=mx+c.
Now, point X satisfies the equation. Plugging in the slope of the line we end up with
y=(12/5)*x+c, now to find c
-10=(12/5)*(-5)+c, c=2
Equation of line is y=(12/5)x+2
Answer:
two consecutive negative integers have a product of 110 . what are the integers?
Step-by-step explanation: