There are a number of radian-degree equivalents that it would be time-saving and otherwise worthwhile to memorize. π/6 = 30 degrees is one of these. For reference, here are a few others:
radians degrees
0 0
2π 360
π 180
π/2 90
π/4 45
and so on. Good luck!
Answer:
rational
Step-by-step explanation:
You find a parallelogram area by this formula:

Where
b is its base and
h, its height.
You get
b's value applying distance between two points formula.
If A and B points form the base:

And
h is the perpendicular distance between both bases.
You can visit next link to know further about it:
https://www.ck12.org/geometry/Distance-Between-Parallel-Lines/lesson/Distance-Between-Parallel-Lines
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And in attached picture you can find an example in progress you may want to finish.
80, -160, 320, and so on. You just multiply by -2 each time!
Answer:
x = $0.50
y= $0.75
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Multiply the equations to have the same coefficients
5(6x + 6y = 7.5) → 30x + 30y = 37.5
3(10x + 5y = 8.75) → 30x + 15y = 26.25
2. Subtract the equations
30x + 30y = 37.5
<u>- 30x + 15y = 26.25</u>
15y = 11.25
3. Solve for y by dividing both sides by 15
y = 0.75
4. Plug in 0.75 for y into one of the equations
6x + 6(0.75) = 7.5
5. Simplify
6x + 4.5 = 7.5
6. Solve for x
6x = 3
x = 0.5