Answer:
IIaI-IbII
Step-by-step explanation:
II-30I-I-5II=
I30-5I=
I25I=
25
II-5I-I-30II=
I5-30I=
I-25I=
25
Answer:
8 * (9 - 2 -3) = 32
Step-by-step explanation:
8 * (9 - 2 - 3)
8 * (4)
32
Your wording suggests more than one inequality. Only one is shown. Its solution is found by adding 9, then dividing by 15.
y < 39/15
y < 13/5 . . . . . reduced fraction
y < 2.6 . . . . . . answer written as a decimal
Answer:
When proving identities, the answer is in the explanation.
Step-by-step explanation:
I have two terms in this denominator here.
I also know that by Pythagorean Identity.
So I don't know how comfortable you are with multiplying this denominator's conjugate on top and bottom here but that is exactly what I would do here. There will be other problems will you have to do this.
Big note here: When multiplying conjugates all you have to do is multiply fist and last. You do not need to do the whole foil. That is when you are multiplying something like , the result is just .
Let's do that here with our problem in the denominator.
In that last step, I apply the Pythagorean Identity I mentioned way above.
Now You have a factor of cos(y) on top and bottom, so you can cancel them out. What we are really saying is that cos(y)/cos(y)=1.
This is the desired result.
We are done.