You have to go at this in a round-about fashion...by finding the length of the leg across from the 67 degree angle. This is found by using the tangent ratio...Tan(67)=x/137; x=137tan(67) = 322.8. Now you can use this in one of two ways: use Pythagorean's Theorem to find the length of the hypotenuse OR you could use the sin67=322.8/x. Up to you. Either way, make sure you have your calculator in degree mode!
Answer:
9.7×10³
Step-by-step explanation:
(3.6×10³) + (6.1×10³) = (3.6+6.1)×10³ = 9.7×10³
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The factor of 10³ can be factored out while you do the sum.
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A calculator can find the sum for you. A scientific or graphing calculator will have the option to display the result in scientific notation format.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A. The leading coefficient is the number on the highest degree term. We have a 2nd degree polynomial because of the power of 2 on the x. That's what leads this polynomial off. So the leading coefficient is the number stuck to that x-squared term. Our leading coefficient is a -.2, not 5. 5 is the linear term.
B. The constant is the number that doesn't have a variable stuck to it. Our constant, then, is -8, not 2.
C. The expression does in fact have 3 terms. Each term is separated from the other terms by either a plus sign or a minus sign. A polynomial with 3 terms is called a trinomial.
D. The expression actually factors to x = 1.718... and x = 23.281... Neither one of those is the factor given in the statement.
The only one that is true is C.
Answer:
65 parts
Step-by-step explanation:
20*3=60
20*(15/60)= 5
60+5=65
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