Answer:
C.H. Weaver M.D. updated 10/2020 What is the Carcinogenicity antigen (CEA)? CEA is an antigen (small protein) that is found on the surface of many types of cancer cells and high levels of CEA can be detected in the blood of some patients with cancer and the developing fetus.
Step-by-step explanation:
Y=3x/4-6
doing this is thinking of it in a matter of geometric figure and how you would plot it on a graph and this is the only way it would look write.
It is always linear
it has a y intercept at 7 and an X intercept at -7
domain: (-infinity, infinity)
range: (-infinity, infinity)
integral: (1/2) x^2+7×
derivative: 1
Answer:
solution given;
let
AB=a
AC=b=30ft
AB=c=20ft
<A=115°
By using Cosine rule.
a²=b²+c²-2bc cos angle
a²=30²+20²-2*30*20 Cos 115°
a²=1807.1419
a=√[1807.1419]
a=42.51
Side A is 42.51ft.
Again
Cos B=
Cos B=
Cos B=0.7687
<B=Cos -¹(0.7687)
<B=39.46°
Angle B is 39.46