Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
The hypotenuse squared is equal to the sum of the legs squared in a right triangle.
∴ c² = a² + b² (Pythagorean’s Theorem)
c² = 3.4² + 6.7² (substitute the given values for a & b)
c² = 11.56 + 44.89 (square both right hand terms)
c² = 56.45 (add the right hand side values)
c = √56.45 (square root of both sides)
c ≈ 7.5 to the nearest tenth QED
5- -1= 6
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Answer:
7/15
Step-by-step explanation:
For me, it is easier to take the 3/5 and put it in decimal form which is .6 and add the 5 to it, making 5.6, and then in a calculator put in 5.6 divided by 12 and you should get a big decimal that's pretty big but if you have a graphing calculator and convert that to a fraction and you should get 7/15, This is a pretty lazy way of me doing it but that's how I did it.
The answer to the problem is A
If the vectors point towards the same direction, the magnitude of the vector quantities are added as in, C = A + B. If they point towards opposite direction, the magnitudes are subtracted giving a resultant vector equal to C = A - B.
