It's a rational number. 9 is a perfect square. What you have asked is written as -sqrt(9), which can be written as -sqrt(3*3) which is - 3. That's perfectly OK. What would not be OK is something like -sqrt(10) which is irrational because it cannot be represented as a fraction or a whole number or a repeating decimal or a decimal that terminates.
Answer: 16.2
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i used the calculator
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Answer: 35 degrees Celsius </h3>
start at 40 on the number line. Move 5 units to the left to arrive at 35
40-5 = 35
Or you can have a vertical number line. Start at 40 and move down 5 units to arrive at 35.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
First, let's change those variables to x and y, just for the sake of convenience. In order to find the inverse of a function algebraically, switch the x and y coordinates, then solve for the new y. Letting y = A(n) and x = n (we will switch them back when we're done):
y = 3x - 20. This is linear; a line with a slope of 3 and a y-intercept of -20. When we switch the x and the y, we get:
x = 3y - 20. Now we solve for the new y. Begin by adding 20 to both sides:
x + 20 = 3y. Now divide both sides by 3:
, or to write it in slope-intercept form, like the function you started with:

This is also a line, with a slope of 1/3 and a y-intercept of +20/3
Now, replacing:

That is how to write the inverse using function notation. The little -1 as an exponent tells us that this is the inverse of the function A(n).
Answer:
75
Step-by-step explanation:
the angles are vertical (I think that's the right term) so they are the same