now let's recall that a full circle has 360°, so then 1140 = 360 + 360 + 360 + 60.
namely, 1140 is 3 full-go-around the circle and then it lands on the I Quadrant at 60°. Thus cos(1140°) = cos(60°).
what's that cosine of 60°? Check the picture below.
Answer:
-3
Step-by-step explanation:
If we directly evaluate the function at -1, we get 0/0, meaning we may still have a limit to find.
In this case, factoring the polynomial at the top would be helpful.
The polynomial can be factored to (x+1)(x-2), so the function would now turn out to be (x+1)(x-2)/(x+1)
The (x+1) cancel out, leaving you with (x-2), which you can directly evaluate by plugging in x as -1:
-1-2 = -3
Quick disclaimer: the function is still undefined at -1; it's just that the function gets closer and closer to -3 as you approach -1.
I hope this helped you.
Answer: D (5/2, -17/4)
Step-by-step explanation: Using elimination your goal is to get rid or 1 variable so you can solve for the one that's left. By adding the -2y and 2y you will get 0. You will also add the 3x+x (4x) and -1+11 (10). You have now gotten rid of the y and have 4x=10. By dividing each side by 4 we now know x =2.5. D is the only possible solution with x=2.5 (5/2) but to solve for y you plug 2.5 in to an equation as x so) x-2y=11
2.5-2y=11
-2y=8.5 Answer D (5/2,-17/4) y=-17/4 (4.25)
Answer:
3*x-9
Difference means subtraction and times means multiplication!
