There appear to be 2 treasures marked with X on the map. One is at (15°S, 120°W); the other is at (45°S, 120°E). The first of these is both northernmost and westernmost. The second of these is on its own island. Since it is the only treasure that is not the northernmost, it is also the closest to the northernmost.
- (15°S, 120°W)
- (15°S, 120°W)
- (45°S, 120°E)
- (45°S, 120°E)
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There appear to be additional features marked with a double "circle". We cannot tell if these are mountains, or are supposed to represent treasure locations. They are generally at spots that would require interpolation of the coordinates, so we suspect they are not relevant to the problem. Both "land masses" are completely surrounded by "water", so we aren't sure which is to be considered "its own island". A legend could be helpful.
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Tan means tangent. The tangent is the ratio of the opposite side of the angle to the adjacent side of the angle.
If we look across from angle C, we see that the opposite side is 5.
The adjacent side is the one next to the angle, and it can't be the hypotenuse (the diagonal one). Our adjacent side is 13.
So, the tangent of C is 5/13, and we can divide these, giving us about D. 0.38.
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Step-by-step explanation:
(i) Sum the forces at point M in the x direction.
∑F = ma
-T sin 30° − T sin 30° + 5 N = 0
2T sin 30° = 5 N
T = 5 N
(ii) Sum the forces on the ring in the x direction.
∑F = ma
T sin 30° − N = 0
N = 2.5 N
Sum the forces on the ring in the y direction.
∑F = ma
T cos 30° − mg − Nμ = 0
Nμ = T cos 30° − mg
2.5 μ = 5 cos 30° − 2
μ = 0.932
(iii) Sum the forces on the ring in the y direction.
∑F = ma
T cos 30° − m₁g − m₂g + Nμ = 0
m₂g = T cos 30° − m₁g + Nμ
m (10) = 5 cos 30° − 2 + (2.5)(0.932)
m = 0.466 kg
By using a change of units, we can see that the rate in dollars per liter is:
R = $0.0027 per liter.
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How to convert the rate?</h3>
Here we have a rate in dollars per cubic foot, and we want to rewrite this in dollars per liter. So we just need to apply a change of units.
The original rate is in dollars per square foot, and it is given by:
R = $1.30 for 16.7ft^3
We know that the relation between cubic feet and liters is:
1ft^3 = 28.32 L
Then, if we apply a change of units, we can rewrite the volume as:
16.7ft^3 = 16.7*(28.32) L = 472.9 L
Then the rate is $1.30 per 472.9 L, taking the quotient we get:
R = ($1.30/472.9 L) = $0.0027 per liter.
If you want to learn more about changes of units:
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