X+y+z=32
x=z-4
y=x+1
z=x+4
x+x+1+x+4=32
3x+5=32
3x=27
x=9
y=10
z=13
Hope this helps :)
For each of these problems, remember SOH-CAH-TOA.
Sine = opposite/hypotenuse
Cosine = adjacent/hypotenuse
Tangent = opposite/adjacent
5) Here we are looking for the cosine of the 30 degree angle. Cosine uses the adjacent side to the angle over the hypotenuse. Therefore, cos(30) = 43/50.
6) We have an unknown side length, of which is adjacent to 22 degrees, and the length of the hypotenuse. Since we know the adjacent side and the hypotenuse, we should use Cosine. Therefore, our equation to find the missing side length is cos(22) = x / 15.
7) When finding an angle, we always use the inverse of the trigonometry function we originally used. Therefore, if sin(A) = 12/15, then the inverse of that would be sin^-1 (12/15) = A.
8) We are again using an inverse trigonometry function here. We know the hypotenuse, as well as the side adjacent to the angle. Therefore, we should use the inverse cosine function. Using the inverse cosine function gives us cos^-1 (9/13) = 46 degrees.
Hope this helps!
Hey there! I'm happy to help!
First, let's add the hundreds and the tens.
300+80=380
We see that there is nothing in the ones place, so we keep our ones place 0 and we move onto adding the tenths.
380+0.9=380.9
We add the hundredths.
380.9+0.06=380.96
And finally, we add the thousandths.
380.96+0.001=380.961
Therefore, this number in standard form is 380.961.
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Step-by-step explanation:
ar of quadilateral
=16×7×7×20
=12080cmsq
The amount each friend does pay is £9.75
<h3>How to calculate the pay of each friend using fractions and arithmetic operations?</h3>
We are going to find 5% of the total amount paid and divide it by the numbers of all the friends to determine the amount paid by each one of them.
From the given information:
- The 5% of 130 = £6.5
- Total amount paid = £130 + £6.5 = £136.5
Therefore, the cost of each friend is = 
The cost of each friend = £9.75
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