1 Millimeter is the answer I hope this helps you.
<span>To do these you will be adding or subtracting 2pi (or integer multiples of .
Since the given angles are in fraction form, it will help to have 2pi in fraction form, 2pi=10/5=6pi/3=4pi/2=18pi/9 NOTE: this>(/) stands for over like 1 over 2 EX. 1/2
too, so the addition/subtraction is easier.
Hint: When deciding if you have a number between 0 and 2pi, compare it to the fraction version of 2pi that you've been adding/subtracting.
For 17pi/5...
First we can see that 17pi/5 is more than 10pi/5 (aka 2pi). So we need to start subtracting: 17pi/5 - 10pi/5 = 7pi/5
Now we have a number between 0 and 10pi/5. So 7pi/5 is the co-terminal angle between 0 and 2pi.
I'll leave the others for you to do. Just remember that you might have to add or subtract multiple times before you get a number between 0 and 2pi.
P.S don't add or subtract at all if the number starts out between 0 and 2pi.</span>
(Remember, PEMDAS)
First find what 5^2 equal to
5 • 5 = 25
Then add 25 to 3
25 + 3 = 28
So Oc. :)
Answer:
the Expression is :
(3) × (1 + 6d + 7y)
Step-by-step explanation:
here's the solution : -
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now, since 3 is common in all terms let's take it out.
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=》so, ,we got the above expression as product of 3 and ( 1 + 6d + 7y ) as factors.
Use y=Mx+B plug in correct spot
